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LilRaverBoi · 02-17-2013, 12:33 AM

Honestly, I'm done with SR. They are beautiful, but are far too frail of plants for my situation. If I lived in southern FL, HI or SoCal, I'd probably still be growing them, but here, I refuse to deal with the disappointment.

Sorry to sound like such a downer on them. Just my personal two copper Lincolns for what that's worth. Worst case scenario, you could use them as an annual, I guess....they do make for very nice dramatic summer plantings (and are fairly cheap).

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