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Whats this plant
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Pheasant berry.0
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You will find it in gardening books as Leycesteria it will grow quite tall but can be cut back hard in March and will regrow quickly. I strip off the leaves and use it for flower arranging0
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You saved me the trouble of asking. Mine appeared as if by magic a couple of years ago.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
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I have several of these they are called Leycesteria formosa
& they are also commonly known as Himalayan honeysuckle..
You can find more info on them here.
http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/leycesteria-formosa/3412.html
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My mother in law gave me this plant 3 years ago and it looks lovely at this time of year. Mine has grown to about 8 feet. It has also sprouted some seedlings a few feet away again. Enjoy this beautiful plant.0
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