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buddywillistx
Willis, TX
(Zone 9a)

March 03, 2009
08:38 PM

Post #6218024

SO, the big question now is, will it bloom again or should it be treated as an annual and added to the compost pile? There is 6-7 inch new growth on the main stem while the rest of the plant is dead (probably frost bite). What do you think? Has anyone "overwintered" and if so, does the plant resume health and vigor or is it a spindly hanger-on????
Jan

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