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Has anyone ever tried growing caesalpinia gilliesii - desert bird of paradise - in SC? I know this plant prefers arid, mediterranian climates, but on the plantfile page there are 2 reports - N. Augusta and Florence - of places in SC where it has been successfully grown. It's naturalized in parts of Oklahoma where temps last winter were below 0. I have some sandy areas in my yard where I'm hoping it could survive.
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