Chile Pequin: C. annuum var aviculare
luis_pr
9 years ago
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When I bought one specimen at the nursery, I was told it was native, the part of the plant above the ground would dry out but the roots would be ok so it would "return" in Spring.
However, after purchasing it, I ran into a customer who told me how much he liked it, gave me hints and said it did not return back for him (although it reseeded and he got new plants from the seeds in the Spring).
So, I am asking those who grow it in the Dallas/Fort Worth (Texas) area, what has your experience been with this shrub?
TIA, Luis
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