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October 25th 04, 03:49 PM
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Over wintering Spider Lily/Taro
Has anyone had luck sinking these to the bottom of their pond for the
winter (what zone are you in)? How about just keeping the Taro root wrapped in newspaper ina cool place for the winter? I am in zone 5 and am wondering if they I should just treat them as houseplants for the winter or can do something else with them. 
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October 29th 04, 01:35 PM
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treat them as houseplants for the winter
"MC" wrote in message om... Has anyone had luck sinking these to the bottom of their pond for the winter (what zone are you in)? How about just keeping the Taro root wrapped in newspaper ina cool place for the winter? I am in zone 5 and am wondering if they I should just treat them as houseplants for the winter or can do something else with them.
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