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By Pattie (Guest Post)
04/26/2007
Ok, next question. How do you know you are buying a female and a male? I guess I need to know what I have growing now....Archie or Veronica! LOL!
By Elizabeth (Guest Post)
04/26/2007
Yes, you need both a male and female plant for blooms. Once you remedy this, you will have LOTS of blooms. Good luck!
By Jan (Guest Post)
04/24/2007
Hi,I grew bittersweet a while back and I think you need a male and a female plant to pollinate.Didn't they tell you that at the nursery.I may be wrong but that is what I was told.
I have male and female bittersweet that bloomed for the first 3-4 years, but no longer produces blooms and berries. I prune it properly. What should I do?
By Jean C
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