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Sep 20, 2022 8:24 PM CST
Name: Tim Stoehr
Canby, Oregon (Zone 8b)
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End of summer update. My Americana is doing quite well after being covered with a plastic sheet last winter. I'm looking for an easier way to cover it this winter... no ideas yet.
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A new candidate has volunteered for migration to the garden space. This is Agave Parasana 'Globe'. I like this plant too much to not protect it this winter. I'm thinking of covering it with a clear-ish plastic barrel that I have sawed in half. I'll bet it would work great.

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Notice all the 'JC Raulston' pups popping up like weeds. Soon they will be everywhere. Still the champion of winter survival here... as far as I know.
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