I agree with the "it's a honeysuckle" ID for the climber - given that you live in the UK, it's unlikely to go feral and take up your garden, so you might want to change the soil and offer a better (less windy and more sunny) position.
Juniper should NOT have those dead branches - transplant is needed soon! You might also want to check the soil consistence: mine is wild (therefore naturally selected for survival against all odds) and growing in about three spoons of dead-leaves-humus over a rocky ground.
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Date: 2011-08-01 09:05 am (UTC)Juniper should NOT have those dead branches - transplant is needed soon! You might also want to check the soil consistence: mine is wild (therefore naturally selected for survival against all odds) and growing in about three spoons of dead-leaves-humus over a rocky ground.