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carlosfv · 11-30-2007, 01:54 PM

Hi for all the people

I live in Santander Z9b-10a (very exceptional below 0ºC) in the city, but in th country when i have my garden (5 km from the sea coast) the frosts occur in winter (only in the days without clouds). This fall the frost are very early and are hardy frost (in ten years I never seen in november -5ºC for three or four nigths. Usually in this month the minimum temperatures I recorded range between 0 or 1ºC)
tbe effect of these frosts are desastrous for my subtropicals. All leves are burned and fall form the tree. However today I´m very amazing surprisely becuase my musas (basjoos and sikkim) without protection sprout again.

I send pictures from today

a musas group (rigth to left) sikkim, basjoos and the smalls are velutina and one from USA that i don´t know a that species belonging.
the other two pictures show the new sprouting from basjoo and sikkim

on the other hand usually I don´t cover my musas and I don´t remove the burned leves fron the psudostem (a natural wrap)

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11-30-2007, 01:54 PM	#27 (permalink)
carlosfv carlos de santander carlosfv's Photo Gallery Location: Santander, north spain´s coast maybe usda 9 Find me on the map! Zone: usda 9 Name: carlos Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 35 BananaBucks : 6,568 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 11 Times in 6 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 1 Times	Re: Over winter in Spain Hi for all the people I live in Santander Z9b-10a (very exceptional below 0ºC) in the city, but in th country when i have my garden (5 km from the sea coast) the frosts occur in winter (only in the days without clouds). This fall the frost are very early and are hardy frost (in ten years I never seen in november -5ºC for three or four nigths. Usually in this month the minimum temperatures I recorded range between 0 or 1ºC) tbe effect of these frosts are desastrous for my subtropicals. All leves are burned and fall form the tree. However today I´m very amazing surprisely becuase my musas (basjoos and sikkim) without protection sprout again. I send pictures from today a musas group (rigth to left) sikkim, basjoos and the smalls are velutina and one from USA that i don´t know a that species belonging. the other two pictures show the new sprouting from basjoo and sikkim on the other hand usually I don´t cover my musas and I don´t remove the burned leves fron the psudostem (a natural wrap) [IMG]I/dcim/100camea/imag060[/IMG] [IMG]I/dcim/100camea/imag063[/IMG] [IMG]I/dcim/100camea/imag067[/IMG]