Comments on: New tea plant http://www.houseofcranks.com/journal/2008/06/new-tea-plant/ Pacific Northwest Crank Museum, Research Institute and Experimental Farm Sun, 04 Apr 2010 05:57:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Cam http://www.houseofcranks.com/journal/2008/06/new-tea-plant/comment-page-1/#comment-551 Cam Mon, 04 May 2009 04:08:18 +0000 http://www.houseofcranks.com/journal/?p=33#comment-551 Thanks, Judy! That's a generous offer. My little tea plant made it through the winter just fine as a houseplant, and has been leafing out like a champ these last couple of weeks. (Which is something of a miracle. I'm not a houseplant person.) I thought I remembered Wade telling me that it'd be a good idea to pamper the little critter for the first winter, and I'm glad I did. That was some winter. Thanks, Judy! That’s a generous offer.

My little tea plant made it through the winter just fine as a houseplant, and has been leafing out like a champ these last couple of weeks. (Which is something of a miracle. I’m not a houseplant person.) I thought I remembered Wade telling me that it’d be a good idea to pamper the little critter for the first winter, and I’m glad I did. That was some winter.

]]> By: Judy Bennett http://www.houseofcranks.com/journal/2008/06/new-tea-plant/comment-page-1/#comment-512 Judy Bennett Wed, 22 Apr 2009 01:30:43 +0000 http://www.houseofcranks.com/journal/?p=33#comment-512 Did your little tea plant survive OK? We give a year guarantee ... If she didn't make it thru this perfectly awful winter, just let us know and we'll replace her for you. You can catch us at one of the local farmer's markets, or via email to our website. You're right, camelias usually do fine in the Pacific NW ... unfortunately this winter and spring were just a bit too much for alot of native plants. :) judy Did your little tea plant survive OK? We give a year guarantee … If she didn’t make it thru this perfectly awful winter, just let us know and we’ll replace her for you. You can catch us at one of the local farmer’s markets, or via email to our website. You’re right, camelias usually do fine in the Pacific NW … unfortunately this winter and spring were just a bit too much for alot of native plants.
:) judy

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