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Old 04-01-2009, 03:03 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Default Re: Performance of SH-3640 and Others this winter (Zone 9)

Some more (as some with finely tuned observational skills may have figured out, I've finished working on my income taxes and am working on my banana garden):

Both of my California Gold plants (one is a pup from a large plant Joe Real gave me in June 2007 and another is one I bought directly from Jeff Earl) are both growing from where they left off last year. Some of their old leaves retained some green. I think I'll dig up the one I bought from Jeff Earl and planted it in a location that gets more hours of sun since it hasn't grown real well in it's present location.

My Red Iholene looked nice last fall and I didn't really have much hope for it, but the psuedostem is fairly firm. However, it feels like it has some rot in the ground as it feels a bit loose. I suspect it will send up some pups.

In my greenhouse I also have a Logee's Dwarf Ladyfinger and that's another one that I will probably keep protected in my greenhouse next winter (though I'll keep the main plant in the ground if it pups and just bring a pup inside).

In my greenhouse I also have a Hawaiian Apple from momoese which will get planted in the ground. It will probably be too big to bring inside next winter so it will get tested then, though I hope to have a pup to bring in as a back-up.
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