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Old 21-10-2003, 03:22 AM
 
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Default [IBC] Kingsville Boxwood

In a message dated 10/20/03 5:27:48 PM, IASNOB writes:
Healthy Kingsville are remarkably hardy--especially if they originate from
a group that has undergone 50 winters. );-)

But why bother, since it does not need dormancy, just a little cooling down
in the fall? If you bring it indoors in September or October, you have that
much more of a growing season. I have had mine that way for ten years, and no
complaints.
Iris

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