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1. close to the limit of hardiness that a plant can withstand. Planting plants that are marginally hardy is risky, because under the most severe conditions for that zone, the plant may not survive without extra protection.<br> | 1. close to the limit of hardiness that a plant can withstand. Planting plants that are marginally hardy is risky, because under the most severe conditions for that zone, the plant may not survive without extra protection.<br> | ||
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This is rosemary it is marginally hardy it grows in the Mediterranean region. | This is rosemary it is marginally hardy it grows in the Mediterranean region. | ||
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1. close to the limit of hardiness that a plant can withstand. Planting plants that are marginally hardy is risky, because under the most severe conditions for that zone, the plant may not survive without extra protection.
This is rosemary it is marginally hardy it grows in the Mediterranean region.
Source: http://www.barbecue-online.co.uk