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when to uncover for spring?
I'm in southern ohio (zone 6). I have many stands of bajsoos in the ground surrounded with bags of leaves. It appears that most of the psuedostems have made it. When should I remove all the winter protection?
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Re: when to uncover for spring?
if the temperature won't fall lower than -2 C, I think 29 Fahrenheit you can uncover them.
thats how we do it in Holland 
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Re: when to uncover for spring?
Here in NYC the weather has been holding steady above freezing for the past two weeks so I uncovered my basjoo and I'm glad I did because the daylilies in the same area were being squashed. There is already growth showing at the tips.Your zone is about the same as ours.
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Re: when to uncover for spring?
check your 10 day forcast, If no hard freeze is expected, uncover them, it will be almost the middle of April by then. I will have to wait until May this year it just keeps snowing. Mike
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