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Rikken starts with ... I would like a hedge that is evergreen, edible, and 5+ feet tall. I've discovered the Feijoa, however, I've read different articles where it lists zone 8+, but some say 7+. Would Feijoa work in my zone? We are rarely below 15F, but it does happen. I would be willing to cover them in the very cold temps, if I had to. http://www.daleysfruit.com.au/buy/feijoa-tree.htm Link to the Feijoa that I would like. | About the Author Rikken 7 26th December 2016 2:28am #UserID: 15261 Posts: 2 View All Rikken's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Original Post was last edited: 26th December 2016 8:38pm | |
Rikken says... Sorry about that. I am in the USA. Zone 7: We do get to 15F (-9C) in the winter at times. Last year, it was down to zero, and it was in the negatives with wind chill. This year has been quite warm. The coldest temps we have had this year so far were 17F (-13C). Sounds like I might could make it work, but only if I were to cover them in the winter. | About the Author Rikken 7 28th December 2016 11:52am #UserID: 15261 Posts: 2 View All Rikken's Edible Fruit Trees |