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Has anyone tried growing Gaylussacia angustifolia at low altitude?
« on: January 04, 2013, 11:36:53 AM »
Has anyone tried growing Gaylussacia angustifolia at low altitude? Or any other brazilian Gaylussacia? like G. brasliiensis?

I have a feeling they might be tricky to grow in FL, or else we'd already have some enthusiasts...but the story of the real peanut butter fruit (B. argentea) makes me cautiously optimistic.  ;D
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