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JWH
PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 1:46 am 
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Location: Seabeck, Washington Zone 8b Elevation: 531 Feet
I dragged this monster out of the greenhouse today. I love love LOVE this plant! I'm not sure how well it'll grow when I plant it outside, but It's going to be too big for the greenhouse next winter.


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JWH
PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 4:40 am 
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Found a picture of this plant when I first got it back in september 2010. It really has grown alot!


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Location: We are less than one hour south of downtown Houston. We are located in Wild Peach, Texas located half way between Brazoria and West Columbia. Exit hwy 36 onto County Road 354. Take County Road 353 west . Go approximately 2.4 miles. We are on the left.
This plants gets more comments at my home than any other. It holds the variegation better than any other.

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oZmonKey
PostPosted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 6:44 pm 
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That one is a good looker! I wish they were more cold hardy.
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JWH
PostPosted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 11:34 pm 
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Hey OzmonKey,

Your plant list says you have one planted in ground. How good/bad has it overwinter for you?

Got some leaf shots today, it's pretty amazing it can be so variegated and still grow well.


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I'm waiting for signs of life to re-emerge. It looked great last fall and stayed green into the new year, but I think the surprise extension of winter might have done it in. It's crispy and brown.

I may eventually get another one and keep it potted.
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How well has this done for everyone over winter.

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