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dr-solo 22 years ago

is that hardy to zone 5? Ingrid

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Sed5555 22 years ago

Yes. See:

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Cereus-validus 22 years ago

It all depends on what you are calling an "ice plant".

It is a common name for several different unrelated succulent plants.

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dr-solo 22 years ago

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Genevieve 22 years ago

I have a Red Apple ice plant. Pic/details here:

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bought it from a chain nursery a few years ago and kept it in a pot for a while. It did "ok" in the pot, but I took a cutting and stuck it in the ground about a year ago. Now I'm struggling to keep the monster from taking over!

It really is a neat plant, but I have to watch it closely and keep it trimmed. Bees and wasps seem to enjoy the flowers quite a bit. :)

Genevieve zone 9

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dr-solo 22 years ago

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