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migreenthumb

For Seil- Mutabilis

7 years ago

Though too tender for my area as well, Seil I wanted to show you that with only a cardboard box and some snow, I was able to salvage more cane than any year prior! We even had -20 here a couple of nights over the winter.
Re-sprouting nicely from the base as well.

Steven

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  • 7 years ago

    I am always amazed when mine comes back each year. Even though I'm zone 7 I'm in a more rural/open area and old teas are not hardy for me--even the ones rated for z6. I have a mutabilis that I don't do anything special for over the winter, except it is planted next to the house and against a stone chimney, facing west. I suspect the late afternoon sun warms the stone and mitigates some of the evening's chill. So if you are zone pushing you might try this type of situation!



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