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Okay, I tried to research this on the web, where I found a pond supply page
listing water hyacinth and anachris as HARDY WINTER PLANTS--there go that page's credibility--mine just turn to mush if I leave them in, and I'm in zone 8! I have zebra grass, horsetail, pickerel, cattail, dwarf papyrus, canna lily (can you see I spend WAY too much this spring and want to save some of my investment) and outside the pond elephant ear, ginger flower and banana tree (which is probably already dead). I want to keep the bringing of plants inside to a minimum if possible. I have read things here about "sinking" plants, which I don't really understand--how do you sink a plant--put rocks in the pot so it sinks to the bottom of the pond, or what? Thanks for any help you choose to give! Kirsten |
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