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Close up of Skimmia flower
By Majeekahead
27 Mar, 2008
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late march 2008
Comments on this photo
not too big i think and they are very slow growing, they don't like pruning, but usually make a nice rounded shape anyway so don't really need it, the biggest one i have ever seen was about 4ft x 4ft and i think it was quite old!
27 Mar, 2008
That is just beautiful~
28 Mar, 2008
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Fantastic Pic Ang,How big do Skimmia`s grow?
27 Mar, 2008