Snowbank

17 years ago

I thought my Snowbank hadn't survived winter in the ground until I went to pull it up today and discovered two sprouts coming off the base of the plant. Does this mean I've still got a chance to save my plant?

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karyn1
17 years ago
Absolutely. That's great. Make sure it gets enough water and feed it. It should grow just fine.
cannacrazy
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks Karyn1! You give me hope! :)
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luvmy3afhounds
17 years ago
Karyn is great at giving hope along with great advice! What would we do without her? We all luv ya Karyn!
I hope your Snowbank does well for you! Mine was in a pot and then died. I like the foliage so well I am going to try it again!
Joyce
givelittle_getlots
17 years ago
Joyce I was going to say in the other thread that it might not have anything to do with the seller. As you bought another one from him and Karyn says too he is great. BUT that the varigated variety just does not like to grow for you.

Kristy and I have that feeling lol. I must say thou that JAMIE is the first one that is actually putting on new growth and I am tickled pink

Lucy