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Default Acacia frost damage

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Charlie Pridham wrote:

The first lot of serious cold in January took us down to an unexpected
-9c and as you predict above many plants I thought would be "OK" have
gone even those with wall protection have not escaped but the Feijoa
(Acca) is absolutely untouched dispite being freestanding given that I
have lost most of my Phormiums you can tell its been very cold here.


So far my Feijoa has, too - and it's in a large pot. We shall see
how many come through the spring. It does seem that Feijoa has been
regarded as more tender than it is for many years.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.
 
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