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Please, can someone help identify what this plant is. I bought them from Morrisons, and planted them in my previous house -- they where difficult to grow (infact one died off) but I moved the remaining one and it seemed to do well.
So we moved, and I took it with me - however it did not survive - but I really liked them you get red berries towards the winter, however I cannot remember what they are called (and I don't think that Morrisons sell them again)
Can someone help me identify them
Thanks in Advance
Link to Image:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YALuyxgphYqPAoI8tdCK4pku94p5oC6w
Please, can someone help identify what this plant is. I bought them from Morrisons, and planted them in my previous house -- they where difficult to grow (infact one died off) but I moved the remaining one and it seemed to do well.
So we moved, and I took it with me - however it did not survive - but I really liked them you get red berries towards the winter, however I cannot remember what they are called (and I don't think that Morrisons sell them again)
Can someone help me identify them
Thanks in Advance
Link to Image:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YALuyxgphYqPAoI8tdCK4pku94p5oC6w
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Looks like a Jerusalem Cherry to me. They're usually grown as houseplants (but they can go outdoors in the summer). If it is this, don't eat the berries - they're poisonous.0
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I think that's it - thank you0
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If you like these, they're quite easy to propagate - either get the seeds from the berries once they have withered, or take stem cuttings round about February. I use them for winter basket arrangements and go for cuttings - ready for the baskets in a couple of years. If you want them to grow bigger, prune them around the same time you take cuttings and you'll get a lot of new growth. They're quite easy to look after, but don't keep them outside all year - or at least protect them from any frost.0
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