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richard.spicer.7906

St Albans based, career changer and studying Horticulture. Bulb addict, South African plant fan and converted succulent lover

Ligustrum ovalifolium

  • Season Icon Mid AutumnMid Autumn 2015
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richard.spicer.7906

#autumn #berries on the privet.

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kathy

Wonderful colour

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fuschia

Do you allow it to flower @richard.spicer.7906 👍

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richard.spicer.7906

Not usually Pearl, but this year I was a bit lit with trimming, and then I had to abandon it completely because of nesting birds. So I left it and it decided to flower and now fruit 😁 @fuschia

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fuschia

We keep our hedge reasonably trimmed but on the odd occasion a flower appears. They smell delicious. Because it borders next door we have to keep it in order. Never seen berries though 😊😊😊

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  • Season Icon Early AutumnEarly Autumn 2015
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richard.spicer.7906

Even my untamed Privet hedge is starting to form #berries ! 😮 you won't see this often if you trim them regularly

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joanboston

I've seen them flower @richard.spicer.7906 but never seen berries before.

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juliesgarden

Never seen berries on a privet before 😏

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  • Season Icon Early SummerEarly Summer 2015
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richard.spicer.7906

Close up of the flowers. Attractive to pollinators.

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kathy

Are they scented @richard.spicer.7906ard.spicer.7906

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richard.spicer.7906

I didn't even think to try smelling it? I'm not sure @kathy

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  • Season Icon Early SummerEarly Summer 2015
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richard.spicer.7906

Classic Privet hedge. You wouldn't normally see it flower as these hedges require regular trimming, but as i've not done all of my trimming yet this season (due to birds nesting) it's decided to flower!

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barbaramatthews

What a great "accident".

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kathy

That's fantastic

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