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Putting Ensete & Thai Black To Rest .
Hi everyone, dug out thai black and ensete glauca. 6-7 feet tall. Larger ones
too big to come in. Should I remove all the leaves? If I cut the top of the ensete will it grow back? I will store in a crawl space for the winter. It's in the basement so I'm sure it will stay pretty warm. Any advice. Thanks Raggedy  |
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