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Profile:3 positives
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Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | granitegneiss | On Jul 1, 2009, granitegneiss from Norridgewock, ME (Zone 5a) wrote: I love this plant and was determined to have it, even in my hopelessly cold zone. I successfully overwintered it in a pot in a sunroom that is heated to 50 degrees (but will get warmer on sunny days). During the summer, I put it outside. | | Positive | Ficurinia | On Jan 30, 2009, Ficurinia from Portland, OR wrote: This plant is much hardier than the profile says it is. My Corokia plants live in two different containers outside, in a slightly protected area, and have made it through several very cold spells here in the Northwest. These are plants people always ask about, and almost always want to find for themselves. I highly recommend this plant, even with its cute little yellow blooms. | | Positive | pleb | On Sep 1, 2003, pleb from Plymouth,
United Kingdom (Zone 9a) wrote:Also known as the 'Wire-netting bush' because the young shoots grow in an attractive zig-zag fashion. Tiny yellow flowers in Spring are followed by small orange fruits. Native of New Zealand. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Burlingame, California
Redding, California
Salem, Massachusetts
Portland, Oregon
Seattle, Washington
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