Sarcococca.
By Homebird
5 Feb, 2017
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I had searched all over for this, I knew I had it on the garage roof last year but couldn't remember where I'd put it when I emptied the planter that was infested with weavils. The roots had been badly affected and I was unsure if it would survive. After washing the roots and plant clear of soil and grubs I repotted it in a small pot. Well, I found it yesterday tucked away behind the greenhouse, looking good. :o)
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On the garage roof? Of course, where else would it be,lol.... Its looking good.
5 Feb, 2017
How useful to have an accessible flat garage roof. Hope your roof garden is sheltered from gales.
5 Feb, 2017
That sounds a very useful sort of arrangement Homebird!
Just had a look at yor profil and it explains everything! Sounds great.
5 Feb, 2017
I'm pleased you were able to save it Hb , the garage roof did sound strange I'm glad you explained it Lol ...
12 Feb, 2017
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This photo is of species Sarococca hookeriana Humilis.
This photo is of "Sarcococca hookeriana Humilis " in Homebird's garden
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It does look good Homebird. I had quite a big Sarcococca ruscifolium which for some reason decided to give up the ghost last year. Just went brown and died back from the top down. No sign of anything in the roots but that means nothing. Luckily I had a couple of cuttings from it, only about a foot high but healthy enough at the moment. Mine has white flowers, yours seem to be red. Very nice.
5 Feb, 2017