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Re: hardiness of Sauromatum
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From: Douglas Ewing dewing at u.washington.edu> on 2000.07.30 at 15:31:41(5180)
Here is my $o2. on Sauromatum: It is perfectly hardy where I live north
of Seattle (USDA Zone 7). More to the point, it is a weed. I planted
tubers in my garden a dozen years ago for a researcher who studies
thermogenic plants. We were successful in getting a crop, although we
decided to stick to producing the research material in containers, as was
done previously. Ever since, I have been battling this plant in my
garden. It is extremely difficult to get rid of. I would classify it with
Arum maculatum, as potentially invasive, noxious weeds. Doug
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