Do Fucrea really need protection from the sun?
S Steere
9 years ago
I also noticed this is planted in quite a bit of sand….would that deter snails from slithering over and marking the plant. I want to plant these so bad but I'm worried I have too much sun and my yard is a snail magnet.
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