red and green shoots.
By Seaburngirl
6 Apr, 2013
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Just loved the colour of the stems and the promise of more to come.
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Smilacina racemosa also called False spikenard. it smells gorgeous.
9 Apr, 2013
Right, they're on my list for next year! Lol.
I love scented plants.
10 Apr, 2013
They need shade and a humus rich soil. but they are tough plants and get to about knee high.
11 Apr, 2013
Drat!
So many shade-lovers, which doesn't fit in my garden...at the moment, but I have a plan. Lol.
12 Apr, 2013
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What else?
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See who else is growing Smilacina racemosa (False spikenard).
See who else has plants in genus Smilacina.
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What are they, Sbg?
8 Apr, 2013