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Generally very hardy. Best in half sun half shade. Use Ericaceous compost when potting. Time now to start feeding fortnightly with something like Miracle Gro which contains both major and micro nutrients. Yes there are male and female varieties. I think yours is a male. Which usually has the better flowers. The buds form in autumn and are a good red colour all winter opening to white flowers in spring. The females or hermaphrpdite varieties eg reevesiana will bear nice red berries.
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Help me identify this plant & how to split or transfer to a new location, thank you.
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Could be a variety of Skimmia
Yes I would say skimmia. It's worth trying to move it now I think.
Thank you very much.
Could be Skimmia Rubella. A male version.
Hi @mrsm , I'm tagging @PlantDoctor who may be able to help. To reply to a comment just quote there username with an @ in front of it (no space) - like this @mrsm 👍🏼
Generally very hardy. Best in half sun half shade. Use Ericaceous compost when potting. Time now to start feeding fortnightly with something like Miracle Gro which contains both major and micro nutrients. Yes there are male and female varieties. I think yours is a male. Which usually has the better flowers. The buds form in autumn and are a good red colour all winter opening to white flowers in spring. The females or hermaphrpdite varieties eg reevesiana will bear nice red berries.
If the foliage start to yellow give it a feed of Epsom salts. My favourite is 'Kew Green'.