Anyone still growing tropicals here ?
5 years ago
Its been a long time visiting Gardenweb Tn Forum. Merry Christmas.
Years ago there were several who grew hardy banana, palms, gardenias, hibiscus, bamboo and EE's. I hope your posting,
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