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I know not to you, but to me those stupidly cold temps that places at 30N latitude get in GA and MS ruin an otherwise subtropical climate. How on earth can you have a decent subtropical garden when you never know when 5F is going to kill everything?
Well, that's where my favorite subtropical plants are most prevalent, but you dismiss them because they are not tender enough to brag about.
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And the truth is, the Southeast US even only 10 to 20 miles inland looks no different in winter than central PA. That is truly bizarre imo.
Yeah, that is bizarre! Definitely not how I was expecting central PA to look.
Lol, besides the cabbage plant that could be anywhere PA or NJ. So much for the cold epoch guy and his claims that deciduous trees are slowly being replaced by broadleaf evergreens there.
Then it'll bang on to itself about how Houston is such a 'beast' of a climate, that it's average low this month is colder than ours, even though it's 22 degrees further south.
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