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Posted by admin on February 20, 2010
I live in Sewanee, TN which is on top of a mountain, but according to a map I am growing zone 7. I’m guessing I would be closer to a zone 6 because of the altitude. My research has shown certain types of cherry, plum, apple, and peach trees would grow, but any first hand experience would be great.
Posted by admin on January 27, 2010
We have a large area around our home in Abu Dhabi. We have a gardener who has planted lots of impatiens, some green ground cover plants (looks like grass but not), laid down quite a bit of grass sod and some other purple leaf plants (ornamental) at the base of the sapodilla (sapota) trees / date palms. He is on vacation now. I want to grow vegetables in the large patch behind the house – What is suitable? Really hot humid weather
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