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Old 09-06-2007, 02:53 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Rhiannon S Rhiannon S is offline
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Default Hardiness question.


"Chris S" wrote in message
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Hi all, sorry to bother you guys again.

I was wondering if any of you guys could possibly shed light on the
hardiness of a couple of plants. I was looking at rudbeckia

occidentalis
"green wizard" and a Cardoon in various places online and off.

Depending
on
where you seem to be shopping, both of these have been marked as hardy
perenniels, tender perenniels, half hardy-perenniels, or even half hardy
annuals, I was wondering if anyone here had any first hand knowledge of
these plants as it's now getting a tad confusing?

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Rhiannon_s
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Hi,
Cardoons are hardy in Aberdeen - I have had one grow outside for 4 - 5
years now.

[cardoon]
Thanks, I guess if it can survive in Aberdeen then it's probably pretty
hardy)
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