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Re: Tagasaste advice needed
The information that I have read says it is hardy down to -10 degrees C,
which I believe is 14 degrees F. It very rarely gets that cold around
here, so maybe it could survive in a good location. I may be disappointed
to find them all dead after a severe winter, but I think I'll give it a
try.
Dan
In article <01bc134e$6cf7fea0$a1f7868b@Coulsea>, "Andrew & Karen Coulsell"
<Coulsea@onaustralia.com.au> wrote:
> The only Tagasaste (Tree Lucern) I have seen growing has been in warm
> areas, unless your variety
> is a lot different it will not tolerate any frost at all.
>
> Dan Settles <Dan_Settles@cellbio.duke.edu> wrote in article
> <n1358714734.8861@cellbio.duke.edu>...
> > RE>>Tagasaste advice needed
> 1/16/97
> >
> This area of North Carolina may be too cold for the
> > plants to survive a severe winter, but I like to experiment so I thought
> > I'd give it a try. Maybe if I grow it in a protected spot, it will do
> > okay. I imagine there are quite a few other plants that could be used
> for
> > browsing animals, so I'd like to learn about other options.
> > Dan
> > ------------------------------------
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