Re: Leycesteria formosa -Reply
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Leycesteria formosa -Reply
- From: S* S*
- Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 09:38:59 -0800
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I actually got my plant for a local Oregon nursery
(which doesn't necessarily mean its hardy), but I
was sure it was a zone 7 at least. I'll find out; we're
due for the "worst winter in 50 years" here in
Oregon -- which in my area can mean weeks of
below 0 wind chilld factor and temperatures and
then ice for days and days when it does rain. I'll let
you know how she comes through.
>>> "Kishori & Brian Hutchings"
<cusheoncreek@saltspring.com> 10/15/98
07:18am >>>
My L.f. is at its absolute best right now. Zone 9-10
is very conservative.
Mine does very well most winters, but may suffer
above ground damage at
-15C(5F), but recovers well. So in Zone 7 i would
try it in a protected
place.
Brian Hutchings on a sunny Saltspring I. morn
(Zone8)
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