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Sarcococca at the side of the pond steps.
By Homebird
15 Mar, 2016
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There are loads of berries on this plant. I wonder why the birds don't eat them. They are certainly juicy..
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Lovely shrubs. I must bring a stem in the house...far too cold for scent to carry outside.
15 Mar, 2016
I hope my little specimen grows to this size, Hb! Yours looks so healthy.
15 Mar, 2016
Funny you should say that but I have Sarcococca ruscifolia and have berries on mine all the time and the birds don't touch them. It was discussed at our Flower Club a couple of years ago that the birds leave the berries of Nandina domestica alone too. I'm still waiting for berries on mine, Nandina I mean, as it's only a couple of feet high so I can't comment yet.
17 Mar, 2016
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They have done well this year, have never seen the birds eat the berries!!
15 Mar, 2016