We grow all cold-hardy plants outdoors at our nursery in Oregon.
In spring, these plants slowly emerge from winter dormancy and will be in full active growth by early summer. In mid-summer, they bask in bright sunlight. In late summer, they slow down and cease all new
growth. In mid-autumn, much of their summer growth
turns brown and dies back. Some plants will maintain a few leaves during
winter, but most drop all their leaves and have nothing to show. In winter, they remain dormant until the weather warms up again in spring.
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