TETRAPANAX REX

Discussion in 'Other Plants' started by Val.., May 1, 2013.

  1. Val..

    Val.. Confessed snail lover

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    Anyone grow this?? :) It's BIG !!!
     
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    Spruce Glad to be back .....

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    I have done in the past before the winter of 2011 !! leaves are huge !! amazing plant who know I may try again but with minus 10 that year only the
    "good old favorites survived"
    ribes forsythia cherry tree , get my drift...

    Spruce
     
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    Bilbo675 Total Gardener

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    I've got a young one that I've overwintered in the greenhouse and its now sprung into life with plenty of new growth emerging. Not sure yet whether to find a spot in the ground for it or go for a large pot for this year?? I know eventually it'll have to go in the ground to achieve its true size :)
     
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    mine is just coming back to life after all winter outdoor

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      I've got a 2-year old one in the ground. It is a 6" stump at the mo but I think it's alive. It survived the previous winter.
       
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      Mine is in a similar state!
      Waiting for it to start resprouting.
       
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      Loofah Admin Staff Member

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      Saw a bunch of these at Ramster gardens, they're huge:) look amazing in a large space though
       
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      I planted the one i bought and overwintered last week,fingers crossed i wasnt too hasty..looks happy enough thou :)
       
    • Kristen

      Kristen Under gardener

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      Yup, do you want one? I think I have some babies that will transplant ...

      Mine last Autumn:
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      • Val..

        Val.. Confessed snail lover

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        Kristen that is so kind of you but there is no way I could fit one into my little garden!!

        Val
         
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        I do have a little garden and have 2 of them ;) , it`s a crime not try one
         
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