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20-Aug-2002
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Mr. Kristopher
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Outside Trees
I have a Myrtle (the ligustriutukinimuer or whatever its latin name is), and a pomegranite that I am hoping wont have to go in for the winter. I live in zone 8 (I think), and I know my other trees have to come in, but can those stay out, if covered by a balcony etc? Thanks
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Pomegranate is semi tropical so I would take that in with the others.
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