Can I Plant Todea In Early Summer
You can plant Todea in early summer. You can also do so in spring and fall, when soil is workable and out of danger of frost. Planting in the fall is advantageous as the roots can develop without competing with developing top growth. Planting in winter is not advisable for this plant.
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