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Located In NC
. At a playground they had some nice grass and landscape and Bordelon had a bunch of small nanners!! The mat was like 6ft tall and wondered if they potted it up in the winter? Didn't think any plants here had nanners unless they were protected? Could these die to the corm and come back up and produce nanners if the corm was old? Trying to get the park to trade me a pup off the mat. So will be waiting to here back. |
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You can never underestimate the power of the corm. :^)
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Hmmmm....my best guess is that if there was a fair--->decent-sized mat that it is overwintered in that location.
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Bordelon can over winter here no problem. Lady from the park called me and they are her plants that she wanted to display in the park. She said they go into the greenhouse during the winter. She is going to try to remove a pup to give me if she can.
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