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Acacia frost damage
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Judith in France wrote: I have Acaias in my garden but as there are several types, I'm unsure which one it is. It's certainly not the one I had in UK which had little yellow fluffy flowers and was planted direct into a planting hole in a conservatory, that was not hardy, hence it was grown inside. The ones I have here are as tough as old boots, they have to be, when they are in leaf and flower about May, I will post a photo and perhaps someone can identify them for me. As far as I know, none are hardy in the colder parts of the UK. This winter is going to see off a LOT of the more tender plants that people have been putting in over the past decade. I shall have to see if my Erythrina crista-gallis, Albitzia julibrissin and pomegranate (in a pot) come through. The feijoa (also in a pot) may also have trouble if it gets much colder. My Ipomea indica in the bed definitely won't - but it didn't do anything much this year and only just came through last winter. It was worth a go as it layers readily! Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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