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Shirley
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February 05, 2006, 14:59:32 »
I know that in order to get the berries on skimmia plants you have to have both male and female plants. I was wondering what is the distance they need to be get pollinated. I was hoping to plant Wakehurst white (was fructo albo) and Kew Green.
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Palustris
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A winter flying insects fight apart! Probably within the same garden in a normal size plot would be enough.
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Shirley
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February 05, 2006, 16:05:18 »
Thanks, Eric, catalogues just say "nearby". The distance would be more or less 60 ft.
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