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Posted by rick pa z6b on 7/30/2009, 8:32 am, in reply to "Re: Midsummer update from PA"
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Thanks Rob ...
That canna is a hybrid from Brian WIlliams . I really like it .
The ensete had one application of osmocote when I planted it in April and nothing since (I am really bad at regular fertilization) . I just store it in the basement bareroot in the dark . I hope it lives through another winter .
Not sure what I am going to do with the oleander yet . I may do an enclosure of some sort . I bought it with the plan of using it as annual and not really worrying about it but,I have taken a real liking to it . I guess you know how that goes ...
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