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Thu, May 17, 07 at 16:01
| Hi,
I live in San Antonio and we don't have much of a winter. So, when I plan my beds etc., it is very helpful to know if a plant is evergreen during our winters. We generally get light frost and that's about it. We will get occassional freezes, with temps in the 20's I also have East Friesland. I am using them as groundcover under my roses. So I'm wondering if these are evergreen in zone 8/9? Thank you |
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| I lived in SA for a few years and the winters are about the same as where I am now. My May Night's are mostly evergreen but they are not attractive during the winter. Looks more like a weed and lies flat on the ground. |
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- Posted by pricklypearsatx z8b (My Page) on Fri, May 18, 07 at 21:34
| That's OK. It'll do. Alot things look a little "off" in the winter. Thanks for the info. |
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