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Great work, everyone! Marceli, to overwinter them: as long as the corms are deep enough in the pond to avoid the ice, they should be fine. In the wild...

Great work!

Great photos, Igor! If your area experienced a winter like we have in North America, the Yuccas might look a little different :lol:

Great work! Just wait until you have to set up an even taller hut next year :lol:

Great work, everyone! I have too many to post right now :lol:

Great work, Barb!

Good job!

Good luck, Barb! Citrus appreciate lots of light.

Tim, this is the same species commonly seen in grocery stores. Hopefully my plants will fruit this summer.Barb, what type of kiwi did you plant? They ...

Thanks for all of the help, Igor! I figured that the names in Farsi might be tough to translate :lol: However, I know that any names with "Saveh" mea...

Y. nofckinidea ;)Is this a new species? :lol:

Great shots Barb and Tim!

Thanks for the comments!Igor, it was interesting to hear that "ranii" means "early ripening"! Here are some of the other varieties that I'm getting in...

Tim, one positive note would be the hardiness of the fuzzy kiwi (A. deliciosa). They survived cold temps last winter, and hopefully this winter as wel...

This Wollemi is located at the Kingsbrae Botanical Garden in St. Andrews, New Brunswick. I saw it when I was delivering some plants there last season....