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Default Re: It's official… overnight low of 27°F - FRIED.
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Speaking of seeds: My Siam Ruby has not survived the 15 day long ordeal of shipping it through the (customs) mail. It fought for a while and looked like it was recovering, but in the end it was too weak and succumbed.

Since I have not given up on the M. Siam Ruby, but on obtaining a live plant from the US (to Canada) I am looking for a source of seeds, so I can grow a plant over winter.

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Olaf
I never saw any for sale here this year, but last year I was excited to buy a 3 gal. Siam Ruby for $25. Then later in the summer they had hundreds of 1 gal. plants at Lowe's for $3.25 each. I'm surprised that I saw zero this year except one local nursery had a 6' plant in their landscape. I saw it a few weeks ago, fried. You'd think they'd bring it in but it is planted next to a bajoo and maybe they think they are of similar hardiness.
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