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Svengali
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Kitchen Bay
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May 04, 2006, 09:24:42 »
I bought a small plant a while ago, and have just planted it in a pot on the patio. I would like to put it in a bed to replace a dead bush, but is it winter-hardy, or would I be better taking it into the greenhouse, come Autumn?
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sandersj89
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Re: Kitchen Bay
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May 04, 2006, 10:18:58 »
Bay is pretty hardy and will live outside fine.
Ideally though lant out of the way of cold easterly winds as thse can scorh the leaves.
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May 04, 2006, 10:25:08 »
Yeah it's pretty hardy stuff. Mine has been in a pot in my garden for a few years now, I rarely water it or do anything to it infact. Having said that my garden it quite small with high fences around it so it is pretty sheltered.
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May 04, 2006, 21:37:54 »
Yes, plant it ouside! It will be much happier and grow very big if you don't clip it! Mine grows in a fairly shady border. I keep it trimmed in a cone shape; it's now 8 ft. I have once read that it's hardier when it's mature, so perhaps it's worth protecting with fleece during the first couple of winters.
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