Good news is the trachys with the foam box and space heaters are perfect. Probably will stick with those two, protect heavily and enjoy them.
Also dug up my ensete as they kept going downhill. One looks like it will pull through for sure (new tiny white roots), the other I think is toast - Mushy roots with bugs all over the corm. I am going to try to do the ensete mutilation on these to get pups for future replacements.
Planted the following tonight as replacements:
(2) more big ensete maurelii that I found locally ... next year they are NOT going in the ground until Memorial Day, lol. Learned my lesson with this cold, rainy spring.
(2) Kalmia latifolia
(4) Cannas (need to get the specific name tomorrow -- it's in the garage on the pot)
(1) Codiaeum variegatum
(1) Rhododedron catawbiense 'Boursault'
Pics tomorrow. Let's hope this works now. We're in June.
), Plant them on the hottest, sunnist side of your house, as close as you can get it to the foundation. Thatll give it a slight boost, especialy if the walls are white ( reflects heat and light back at the plant, rather then absorbing it and slowly radiating it). You can do the same thing in an open area, by planting evergreens in a wall around that bed ( the boughs in winter actualy hold heat underneeth! as well as blocking wind). So that in the spring, they will be a bit more protected.
where are those pictures? 
