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Re: S. tri. 'Laurentii'

Annee,

Do you grow your Sans outside in pots or in open ground?  I'm also in
Zone 8/9, and have never been able to get one through the winter
outside, even well under the eaves on the patio and right up next to the
house.  I think my problem may be that I water them just a little too
late in the season, and the cold wet roots do them in.  Anything that
I'm really attached to has to come inside for the winter.

Carolyn

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Subject:
        San. trifasciata var. 'Luarentii'
  Date:
        Mon, 9 Aug 1999 22:06:01 -0700
  From:
        Supannee Webb <ankraras@JUNO.COM>


Hello Lone and all,

           Nice  hearing from you.
"Laurentii" is another variety of San. trifasciata.  It's very common
here in my area. I will try my best and attempt to describe it, here
goes;-

A variety with lanceolate, upright stiff leaves that rise in rosettes to
30" tall and sometimes slightly twisted. The color is dark green with
broad golden-yellow edges,  and silvery white cross band.  My
understanding with this one is that, it will grow well in a wide range
of
light  conditions.

 I grow all of the sans outdoor with midday protection.  Our weather is
very-very hot (110+) and dry,  and may be down to the low 20 during
winter.

 Hey, Where are all you Guys and Gals. Steve, Juan, Kirk, Hermine,
John,
Alan,   somebody,    "help is needed  here".

                                 CHIEFS needed for us Indians.

                        Annee           In the Valley of the Sun
                             USDA Zone 8    Glendale, Arizona
                                      Ankrara@EarthCorp.com
                                         Ankraras@juno.com
                                         Ankrara@uswest.net
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