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Viscum album - 2015
By Andrewr
25 Nov, 2015
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My mistletoe is up and running. I applied some ripe berries to an apple tree almost five years ago and the first pair of leaves appeared last year.
Comments on this photo
Wow! No kissing Andrew.
25 Nov, 2015
Siris - it's about par for the course with mistletoe
Linda - spoilsport!
25 Nov, 2015
Your photo prompted me to walk along our road to look at a large tree on the verge with hugh mistletoe clumps on it. It has berries already. Think the tree is an Ash.
26 Nov, 2015
It is slow to get going, I think ours must be 5 or 6 years old too.
27 Nov, 2015
This is the first time I've ever read of somebody planting a parasitic plant..propagating. It would be nice to mix with other epiphytes. Nice idea Andrew.
3 Dec, 2015
HB - I must have put about ten berries on this tree, but only one of them 'took'
8 Dec, 2015
Rogi ... here :o)
28 Dec, 2015
So jealous Andrew, when I lived in Shepperton I had a huge clump on our apple tree, obviously left it behind on moving to Cornwall. Have tried to get it going but never had any luck. Well done you.
8 Jan, 2016
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25 Nov, 2015