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6 minutes ago, KsLouisiana said:

Pretty cool. Hopefully 5hey come back as good as ever. How long has he had it?

Since 2003’

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Came along through summer, I’m sure it’s gonna do fine through winter since it will be easy to protect

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I'm about to put this baby in the ground later this month. The winters here have been so bad lately though so I'm putting it on a south facing wall.

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On 2/3/2025 at 5:31 PM, KsLouisiana said:

I'm about to put this baby in the ground later this month. The winters here have been so bad lately though so I'm putting it on a south facing wall.

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Has this been planted? These are solid for z9b, correct?

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1 hour ago, SeanK said:

Has this been planted? These are solid for z9b, correct?

Yup! Put it in the ground in February.  I think they're good to like 20° before they freeze. But they'll come back from the ground as well

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Do these prefer a wet spot in the yard?

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On 4/13/2025 at 7:57 PM, SeanK said:

Do these prefer a wet spot in the yard?

From what I hear yes. But I've never grown one. I see them planted in normal area though.

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