I think it can "work" if you cut everything down after the first frost and then cover what is left up with a thick, thick layer of mulch and maybe som...
Nice shots of MB!I was down there about a month ago to visit some family. Could not resist hitting a nursey and bringing back some gems. Next time I m...
That is a lot of water. My soil is dominated by clay and I live in a small valley formed by a creek. So it is very wet as well, but not like yours.I w...
thanks everyone............I'll call Stan.I had to bring in the Citrumelo out of the greenhouse since tonight is suppose to drop into the low 20'sF. ...
Thanks Jack.......who sells the Ichangs? I can do a side-by side test.....great to see both plants go through the same winter next to each other. Mc...
grapefruit soaked in seawater............wow, that bad? We'll see what happens with the Citrumelo......most likely it won't survive here. Well, one ...
Glad to hear they were in good shape. It's a metaphore Bro. It means everything is going to work out fine. :D
I never heard of Ichang Papeda..........worth a try? How hardy??Changsha mandarin is dry? Dry does not sound very interesting. I wouldn't mind a ve...
Hey Tim:Last Summer I planted 3 Citrumelos and 1 Thomasville outside. No protection other than a layer of mulch. They all came through fine.But...this...
I have a Basjoo and a Sikkim in the ground covered with large pots and mulch. I was going to wait to uncover them, but they started growing so much th...
what about asking? Would not know who to ask and the risk of being labeled an eccentric crank is too much. :oops: More seriously, it belongs to our p...
I just noticed that there is one down the hall from me at work.Moral dilemna- grab a cutting and risk being seen?
Looking good, Jim. Everything seems unscathed. 8)
I like these. The Yuccas look cool in the snow.
How long have they been in the ground?They will probably be fine, but if you want to eliminate all uncertainty, wait until 3/21 or soon thereafter. I ...