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Re: Forcing A Bloom
Velutina is on my 'want list' also!
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Re: Forcing A Bloom
no comment on stress blooms or inducing a bloom because im wrong before i start typing.
 like the guy before me stated.. try only growing dwarf varieties.. my climate is not a whole lot different from yours. youre colder in the winter and you probably get snow more frequently. the growing season starts a little later and ends a little sooner and thats probably the real major difference. again im probably wrong on that too 
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After living in Dahlonega for about 4 years I know there's a big difference from about Alpheretta on down! I used to be so envious being so close to one zone up. LOL I'm still mostly in a zone 7 now even though I'm 5 hours north as we're in this little pocket but most zone maps show me as a zone 6. We've got the big southern magnolia trees all over in our area and I hold onto that as a good thing!
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