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LOOK WHAT I'VE GOT ON MY SPOTTED LAUREL!
By Bornagain
6 Mar, 2011
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I've had this in a large pot for many years, never seen any flowers or berries, how exciting:-)
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Lucky you! must have a peep at mine as Ive never had berries on it, heres hoping!
6 Mar, 2011
Wonderful to see.
6 Mar, 2011
I have a laurel tree in my barren patch of garden...I'll be checking it out tomorrow too...berries have never appeared and it is a very mature bush...would certainly make it a more interesting feature. I debated whether to take it out of the garden but decided it formed enough of a screen for an awkward part of the garden and it's now screening my small growhouse from standing out.
I do hope there are berries :)
6 Mar, 2011
I saw mine by accident ,as they seem to hidden somewhat,and most of them are low down..so they were a surprise to me,but a nice one :o)
6 Mar, 2011
Mine had blown over and I only noticed a week or so ago, It was as I picked it up that I saw them. I love my laurel, it really is a most beautiful colour and it nestles under a massive fatsia. Do we all have the same ads on the page? if so, doesn't the aucuba crotonifolia look lovely, might have one of those too:-)
6 Mar, 2011
\o/.BaI have the same ads too,and it does look nice.:o)
7 Mar, 2011
Think they've got one on ebay:-)
7 Mar, 2011
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It took my Laurel a long time to produce berries too,Ba.Some of them germinated last year,so may try and pot them up.Mine isn't a spotted one,but I noticed one of the seedlings is.!.Its nice for you to get them at last..:o)
6 Mar, 2011