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mskitty38583 · 04-06-2008, 09:26 AM

" Also, my Lasiocarpas pulled through in muddy clay soil. No protection, not even mulch!"

natedogg, you have one of these outside with no protection at all in kansas???? was it against a wall or in a microclimate?? im curious, as i have a huge one, that will stay in the house, but i have 4 pups on it. how did you accomplish this feat? i would like to put 1 outside as a specimine, but am having mixed feelings about it due to tn.'s freaky wheather. please do tell, im excited to know!!!! thanks

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