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Old March 27, 2011   #16
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ggsgarden-I wouldn't trim it yet. Just leave it alone and put in full sun gradually. If it doesn't recover in about six weeks-then I'd trim it a bit. I don't know how warm it is in NC now, but do you bring it in at night?
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