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Elaeagnus x ebbingei banquet?
On Thu, 7 Nov 2002 10:07:29 -0000, "Charlie Pridham"
wrote: Ours has small berries about the size of a small olive or rose hip, green with some reddish streaks IIRC, but pretty insignificant. Never tried eating them though, if that's what Steve means. -- Chris When are they on the plant Chris? I would have thought such a leafy evergreen would hide most berries even if they were bright red, still for something that has good foliage and scented flowers its probebly a bit much to expect anything else as well!! To be honest, I can't remember. I've never taken much notice of them as they're pretty insignificant. Certainly none at the moment that I can see, although plenty of tiny scented flowers. I think the berries develop slowly over the winter months, but there's only ever a few of them, nothing like the abundance of flowers, so easy to miss. (sorry for the late reply: Virgin newsgroups server seems almost impossible to get into at the moment) -- Chris De-* virgin for e-mail reply |
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