Will the bay leave tree survive in Colorado
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We live in southern New Jersey. We bring out bat leaf into the garage in the winter. It lives in a planter on our porch from April thru December. We are in zone 7.
1368572
I don't know if it will. I live in Texas and unfortunately the grasshoppers ate it . Bark and all. But we had a huge bay tree when I was a child in Germany. And it did great. So I bet the tree would do great in Colorada too. Pretty much the same climate.
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I Live in Florida, I can say that here it grows very fast and the tree is incredible healthy and beautiful. I suggest you to check in this page for the hardiness zones , http://www.arborday.org/media/zones.cfm. this tree is recommended for zones 8 to 10 but if you has a green house or you dint want it grow as a tree I know people who as it in a big pot in a sun room. Good luck. I hope it grow well.
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Probably not unless you bring it inside whenever the temps are going to be lower than 10 to 15 degrees. Colorado is hardiness zones 3a to 7a. This plant needs to be in zone 8 or higher to survive outside year round. And you didn't state which part of Colorado.
1368575
No idea. It survived in Pennsylvania and is now thriving in California. May need to bring it indoors during the cold winter while it is small.
867497
Yes , but it has to be indoor for the firs two years let it mature then after two years on the second week of spring you can plant it outside and you still need to put a temporary clear plastic canopy for the next two months until your tree get use to the weather and temperature that's what I did to my second guyabano tree the first one I plant it outside after less than a year without cover and it didn't survive,and I tried it again now I got a healthy 3 yr. old guyabano tree outside and I still do put a canopy on it during winter.Hope it will help.
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If there is strong sun not that long. It will get so hot that you almost have to be careful. In the colorado desert we left it out in the sun and the water was still plenty warm in the morning. I generally hang it from a strong tree branch.
21668
All bonsai do better outdoors. You can keep it inside for a day at max, if you wish to display it. Don't place it near vents. Anyway, I'd advise against getting this particular tree. I recommend juniper.
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Hello I have 4 Dawn Redwoodsand it's best if kept outside like there big brothers are its almost the season were they get brown needles there not dying that's natural before the shed them for fall and then winter I keep mine outside and they do great you can enjoy them inside for a few days but best results if kept outside �
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Well, I'm in zone 9 and it said zones 7-9 so I would say yes. Mine is a 2-3 yr old tree though and it's doing beautifully!
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It's the Laurus nobilis; in a mild climate, it can be left outdoors in the winter (if protected from a freeze), but otherwise should be brought inside during winter months. In our zone 10, it's planted in the yard and has reached 8-10 ft. high by 4-5 ft. wide in 10 years. Potted, it will stay smaller.
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I live in Northern Michigan and had to bring my tree inside for the winter. Unfortunately it did not survive. I did everything i was supposed to do but it did not make it. I was quite disappointed especially when I paid almost three times the cost of the tree for shipping. I purchased my tree from Lemon Citrus Trees. As far as your location, I don't know your temperatures down there. Best bet is to call the company where you bought the tree. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.Patricia
568111
I highly doubt any traditional cactus from the Southwest would survive in wet conditions long term. They suffer rot. I am using this mix for potted cacti that I can bring inside during the winter, and rainstorms here in Maryland. You might want to look at the Prickly Pear cactus as one that can handle being out of the desert.
494331
Do not know. I purchased my first in March. It seems very healthy. There has been very little growth in the tree,
1597585
You need to goggle the type of tree you have. Then find out the zone it is tolerant in. Just like any plant they tolerate a maximum temperature and a minimum temperature. Living here in California the shrub does well. So for instance if you live where the temperature gets below the plant tolerance you need to bring it in. Remember when you bring it in does not mean it will do well. You might need some natural light or heat on it. The internet can tell you exactly what your plant needs including water. Good Luck
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I'm hoping yes. This is my tree's first winter...in the garage in New England. That's about the temp of my garage too. It's supposed to be fine, but we'll see in a couple months.
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I live in Colorado foothills (5200 feet) and this was second attempt. It was not successful, they started well last year but all failed to come up this year. I believe winter kill, but not sure. I used planting directions from Ohio State, trenched an about 6 inches deep.
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No. They will last 3 seasons in the northeast weather conditions. They do have a tendency to heave each winter.
64293
You put it down once the earth is 50 degrees. Normally in Massachusetts it would be around when the trees start to bloom. I don't know the coverage rate. It says it on the bag. I switched to Scotts Halts last year and liked it better.
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Yes it will do well in some places in Texas. The climate has to be warm for at least 80 degrees in order for it to survive. Even with just a little frost will kill it.
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Hello I have 4 Dawn Redwoodsand it's best if kept outside like there big brothers are its almost the season were they get brown needles there not dying that's natural before the shed them for fall and then winter I keep mine outside and they do great you can enjoy them inside for a few days but best results if kept outside &#128515;