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Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 9:24
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Hi -- I'm interested in getting both " Heavenly Bamboo Nandina" and "Firepower", but I'm not quite sure if they will grow well in western PA's climate. Would anyone have experience growing them here in zone 6 or 5b?
Thanks,
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| "Heavenly Bamboo" is just a common name for all nandinas. 'Firepower', is a specific cultivar. Most of PA should be more like zone 6 than 5b, these days. I'll bet they'd do fine there (possibly remaining evergreen, possibly as a dieback shrub), but you could check with a local reputable nursery for first hand experience in your area. Dirr mentions them growing in "southern Connecticut, Cape Cod, Cincinnati, and Louisville." |
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