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Last Comment by Rmplmnz - Posted Date: Sat February 3, 2007 6:41am

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Where is this pic taken at? Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "musa_textilis2" by 51st state - Posted Date: Wed January 31, 2007 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by Rmplmnz - Posted Date: Wed January 31, 2007 7:40am

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Is that a green Kru? Or am I not seeing the red? Great pics, where are you located? Tampa...here.

Photo Details: "Kru" by AnnaJW - Posted Date: Thu September 14, 2006 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by ChineseBanana - Posted Date: Mon January 29, 2007 2:56am

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Taylor, Wonderful shot. Can you tell me how old the CA Gold is and what zone you are in.... I am new and couldn't find your direct email link and your location on the map. Sorry. I am zone 6 and thinking about the CA Gold. Thanks Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "Thanks Carolina!" by taylor_loves_bananas - Posted Date: Mon September 18, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by DebCA - Posted Date: Sun January 28, 2007 1:51pm

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I'm so in love with this plant! Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "called Hana-basjoo in Japan" by tyoro0219 - Posted Date: Sun August 27, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by DebCA - Posted Date: Sun January 28, 2007 1:33pm

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That is absolutely gorgeous! Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "Musella lasiocarpa" by barna - Posted Date: Fri October 27, 2006 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by AnnaJW - Posted Date: Sat January 13, 2007 12:54am

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WOW!!! That's alot of snow! Please keep it on your end of town! Rating: 10.00

Photo Details: "PHTO0004" by STEELVIPER - Posted Date: Fri January 12, 2007 - Rating: 10.00

Last Comment by Rmplmnz - Posted Date: Thu January 11, 2007 10:48am

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Wow..great pic!!

Photo Details: "100_2958" by tdl462 - Posted Date: Wed October 19, 2005 - Rating: 9.75

Last Comment by mudcat25 - Posted Date: Sun December 31, 2006 2:29am

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I usually just whack my basjoos down in the winter and last year ended up with 1 ps of about 9ft and 3 more that made it to 6ft. So I'm wondering if I can get a bigger ps by this method. Looks like something I could do. Thanks for the pics and the instructions.

Photo Details: "Winter protection" by basjooman - Posted Date: Sat December 23, 2006 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by basjooman - Posted Date: Sat December 30, 2006 1:41am

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Well its in its second year and being up here in the wild wintery north I would rather leave it outside than disturb it by digging it up. Besides, I don't really have a convenient environment for storage. Last year was a mild winter and I only lost about a foot of psuedostem. The ps is wrapped in burlap, with a coco fibre wrap around the base as well as around the three pups. I brought a few pups in the house just in case we get record cold up here. I also have a wireless thermometer on it to monitor the temperatures close to the edge of the cage and so far the reading hasn't dropped below 1.2C with external temps of -11C. If I hear reports of temps going below -20C I'll turn the heating cables on for an hour or two. The cage is stuffed with straw and wrapped with double burlap and seems to be protecting it very well for now. The only problem ahead of me (if all goes well) will be timing the unveiling in the spring which is always tricky.

Photo Details: "Winter protection" by basjooman - Posted Date: Sat December 23, 2006 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by mudcat25 - Posted Date: Sat December 23, 2006 10:04am

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Other than the fact you don't have to dig this up (which in itself would be a great advantage) are there any other advantages to this method of overwintering? Does the plant resume its height from there and is that burlap wrapped first around the ps. Great pics to give an idea of what has been talked about here.

Photo Details: "Winter protection" by basjooman - Posted Date: Sat December 23, 2006 - Rating: 0.00

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