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Musa Basjoo & Musa Bordelon Question....
Musa Basjoo & Musa Bordelon Question....
Last year we had many (too many?) happy, healthy Bordelons & Basjoos. I brought several of each indoors for the winter and they have 'sprouted' and are back in the ground looking great. The main or parent trees that I kept in the ground over winter, that were heavily mulched with pine-straw, have yet to come back and show no signs of life. We live in the Charlotte NC area and didn't have a hard-freeze and I was told they'd be OK. Anyone know if they are coming back or have any ideas to help them? Please advise! Thx, |
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Re: Musa Basjoo & Musa Bordelon Question....
leave them for a while. They will often surprise you much later in the growing season with new life.
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