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Do any of you recall...last Fall I collected Star Magnolia seeds (discussion here regarding how it is done to start one) Well, I know they are VERY slow growers but since I had the seeds I tried! Here it is August & I see them coming where I left my marker & tag! I was talking to myself when I spotted them! OMG Now what to do with them before the cold sets in? They would never survive an Ohio winter? Still so pleased that I could do this.


"Those that throw mud, lose ground!" :>)


 
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Cool! Are you passing out cigars? Can't help you on your question but I'm sure folks in our colder winter climates will have thoughts for you.
 
Posts: 501 | Location: TX Gulf coast, zone 9 | Registered: Mar 19, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Maybe do a google search, Muddy. Good luck.


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Posts: 7250 | Location: Black Creek, WI Zone 5 | Registered: Sep 18, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Muddy, first...congrats! Way to go!
Now, wonder if they would survive if you made some kind of wire container around them & filled it full of leaves this fall? Or covered them with a big pot & covered it with something to keep the ground around it from freezing??


"The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion
 
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If I keep them in the ground its about all I can think to do but would sure make me happy to still see them there next Spring! We'd be having a cyber party here for sure! Big Grin


"Those that throw mud, lose ground!" :>)
 
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Cool! Hope they survive till next year, I'm always up for a party!


Whether You Think You Can Or You Think You Can't..... You're Right - Henry Ford
 
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