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From: Ray Maynard <Plantnut3 at CS.COM>
Subject: Re: Hardiness of Arums
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It may be the tuber you planted had already flowered and it should return=in
late fall.I live in zone 8 and have never lost an Arum due to freezing.  =The
lowest I have seen in middle Ga, USA is 0 and this was unusual, Maybe som=e of
the folks in the colder Zones will respond to you inquiry.  Good luck. th=ese
are most interesting plants.  Ray Maynard

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>It may be the tuber yo=u planted had already flowered and it should return in late fall.I live i=n zone 8 and have never lost an Arum due to freezing. &nbsp;The lowest I =have seen in middle Ga, USA is 0 and this was unusual, Maybe some of the =folks in the colder Zones will respond to you inquiry. &nbsp;Good luck. t=hese are most interesting plants. &nbsp;Ray Maynard</FONT></HTML>

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