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Dioscorea japonica $1 per bulblet.
 
Kevin Hiebert
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How hardy?

we do not go into the green woods and crystal waters to rough it; we go to smooth it. We get it rough enough at home.- Nessmuk

 
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I'm also rather interested in these and would assume that they'd be suitable for Zone 6a (Halifax) with some extra attention?
 
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I was in Ontario 2 weeks ago and saw my brother Jeff's gardens. He's just south of Lake Ontario. It has a climate somewhat milder than Detroit and Buffalo. He has hundreds of things growing on my parent's farm that has sat largely idle for 30 years. It's a huge improvement.
 
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Probably not a fit for Manitoba and Zone 3b

we do not go into the green woods and crystal waters to rough it; we go to smooth it. We get it rough enough at home.- Nessmuk

 
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Most of our species are not fit for those conditions . I was nearly carried off and sucked dry by the mosquitos that plague Winnipeg during the brief summer.
 
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Our provincial bird!!

we do not go into the green woods and crystal waters to rough it; we go to smooth it. We get it rough enough at home.- Nessmuk

 
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