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fchilders
Clatskanie, OR
(Zone 9b)

March 06, 2007
07:59 AM

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If you have grown this beauty from seed, I would like to know if it is tricky. I don't want to waste my prescious seed.
They do root from cutting you can affor to ignore, but then you can't transplant them. I live at 46 degrees north latitude, and they grow fine here and even endure our wet coatal winters, but they never have a long enough growing season to ripen their seeds. They are native to Mexico. Any advice out there from people that have grown it? Frank

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