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Ixora 'Maui Red' in Texas City After 24°F Freeze

Ixora 'Maui Red' (hardy to 20°F) brown after 24°F with wind. Gently remove burned parts, don't overwater, wait. Fair chance roots survived. More tender than other ixoras.

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