HOLY RAIN!!!!!!
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Holy crap! konjac really grew!
Comments (3)I just dug mine up too. Totally a lovely and easy plant in cold zones like ours. Not sure if I'm more into the leaf or the March giant flower. tons of info at a site by Snow called snowsexotics.org or .com check both ways. Here is a link that might be useful:...See MoreThe Holy Grail of Exotic Fruits
Comments (4)This is somewhat of a double-posted thread. It seems that the other thread has more info so far, so it may be best to refer to it for further comment. It's linked below. Here is a link that might be useful: The Other Thread...See Moreholy cold!
Comments (9)We did go from the mid 90s to the mid 50s in a couple of days. It even looked liked winter- cold, windy, cloudy, and gray. I worked today and didn't get out in the yard except a few minutes to grab some seeds. It felt better than the mid 90s though. You can always layer on another sweatshirt, but there's no excaping the oppressive heat. I'll take this. A few drops of rain sure would be nice, though. Karen...See MoreAnd The Fourth Year They Make You Say Holy Bleep!
Comments (11)Thanks for the tip! I'm up in Erie, but I have a sister in Denver so I'm down there pretty regularly. I've never been to O'Tooles but will have to swing by this week. I have Comtesse de Bouchaud and will look into the others you mentioned since I'm not familiar with most of them yet (though the names sound familiar from reading this forum). I still have 5 more from the Koi order to get in the ground though (and an active toddler keeping me from doing much planting) so I'd better not go too crazy... Thanks again for letting me know!...See Moredanielj_2009
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