Identification for Sculptures

[jonathanhateley]

As this sites members are so helpful in identification, I thought I would try my luck with a few that I have sculpted or intend to sculpt for my project Jonathan Hateley Sculpture in the hope that I can seem knowledgeable about my subject matter! I promise to dedicate all findings to members of WAB on my blog!

[The Woodman]

The image on the right reminds me of Sweet Woodruff - Galium odoratum - but don't take my word for it. The one on the right grows in my garden and I don't know what it's called!

I think the catkins are Garrya elliptica.

[nightshade]

I think the R/h one is Garria eliptica
2nd from Left looks like Lavender gone to seed
The grey bottle brush is possibly some sort of stonecrop (sedum)

[Tursiops2]

No.1 is a Euphorbia, E. characias wulfenii I think.
T2

[jonathanhateley]

Many Thanks to you all for the help. I am still googling some of your suggestions to cross reference with my pics, but I have definitely confirmed the Garrya elliptica and the Euphorbia, E. characias wulfenii which is so useful to my project.

[Jennie]

The middle one could be the fruit of the Spindle tree, Euonymus europaeus.
The plant far right is Cleavers, Galium aparine, whose young leaves are different to those on a mature plant.

[jonathanhateley]

Originally Posted by Jennie

The middle one could be the fruit of the Spindle tree, Euonymus europaeus.
The plant far right is Cleavers, Galium aparine, whose young leaves are different to those on a mature plant.

Thanks so much Jenny, I have just sculpted the 'cleavers' plant, so really appreciate that.