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5 minutes ago, coconut2024 said:

Mine survived with only leaf damage, other people used blankets and mulch but i only used snow for them.

Here we try to destroy them, not save them 😁They are everywhere and they are undestructible! 

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Zone 9b: if you love it, cover it.

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2 minutes ago, Than said:

Here we try to destroy them, not save them 😁They are everywhere and they are undestructible! 

The plant that is absolute wild and grows here wild whenever you throw seeds is the fig tree, no damage in winter, you can get thousands of seedlings that grew by themselves.

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