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clean up time
By Bm123
17 Feb, 2010
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cleaning dead leaves off my newzealand fax (phormium).
ready for puttiing out into my gravel garden.
II put them into pockets in the gravel leaving them in the pots.
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hi david
i will split them when they get pot bound
i have to keep that size of pot to fit pockets in gravel garden bm
18 Feb, 2010
Mostly dead around here, I am afraid. They do not like -10C.
21 Feb, 2010
Mine don't look very healthy either! :~((.
27 Feb, 2010
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How often do you re-pot them? They are looking really good.
18 Feb, 2010