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Skimmia and friend :-)
By Simbad
29 Apr, 2013
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I always think its probably lacking in nutrients Amy? but once its flowered it always greens up, doesn't look sickly and is covered in flowers must be getting on for 4ft across now and that scent mmmm.
He was the only bee on there yesterday usually its covered in honey bees from the hives on the allotments just wondering if the beekeepers still around as haven't seen any sign of his bees this year yet.
30 Apr, 2013
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See who else is growing Skimmia japonica (Skimmia).
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This photo is of "Skimmia" in Simbad's garden
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Interesting Kathy ,your leaves look like mine , I like the little ' friend ' :o)
29 Apr, 2013