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bdollarbill · 08-24-2008, 08:49 AM

I agree it looks just like my Basjoo, I live in Clemmons, NC & i have been overwintering mine just to be double sure I don't lose any, I may experiment this year & leave 1 well mulched in the ground. I have about 60 Pink velutina's I think they should do ok mulched as well. Anyone have any advice on them?
Congrats on the flower I just got my first Flag couple days ago. Been growing them for 8 years or more, short growing season In VA but I guess here in NC was all it took to get the extra growth.

Bill

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bdollarbill Bdollarbill bdollarbill's Photo Gallery Location: Clemmons NC Zone: 7 Name: BIll Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 147 BananaBucks : 40,347 Feedback: 5 / 100% Said "Thanks" 6 Times Was Thanked 58 Times in 25 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 6 Times	Re: Blooming in North Carolina, what is it? I agree it looks just like my Basjoo, I live in Clemmons, NC & i have been overwintering mine just to be double sure I don't lose any, I may experiment this year & leave 1 well mulched in the ground. I have about 60 Pink velutina's I think they should do ok mulched as well. Anyone have any advice on them? Congrats on the flower I just got my first Flag couple days ago. Been growing them for 8 years or more, short growing season In VA but I guess here in NC was all it took to get the extra growth. Bill __________________ www.aerocustoms.com complete Aeroponic grow systems.