This happens to be one of my favorite articles, from more than three years ago.
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This happens to be one of my favorite articles, from more than three years ago.
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Tony Tomeo 
Great article. My grandparents’ Moses plant has made it from Pennsylvania to Texas where it loves the climate and now lives in the garden.
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That is good. With roots it can grow where it is placed.
Happy gardening and greetings from the tropical country of Indonesia.
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It has done quite well, and proliferated enough to share with other gardens too.
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Thank you. Plants with such history are more important that what we can get from nurseries.
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