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I had 2 of those at one time and sent one to Terry Ball in Harlan, Ky. He said it had survived winter there in z6b Ky.
He has since went through some issues and moved away from there and I haven't heard from him in a very long time. Terry was a white collar gardener
Mine got up to a bushy 2 feet in its second year but was cut back to the ground during the only time my nephew never mowed for me by a lawn service idiot.
It's about grown back to where it was so I'm happy it didn't hurt it. Thanks Keith.
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