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    most recent 2 JUN 10  
    RoseGold Badge, Cl.
    Initial post 31 MAY 10 by worknjoe
    On helpmefind Gold Badge Climber is listed a getting 6'7" tall. However Heirloom has it growing 9' to 12'. I live in zone 6, southern Ohio, can anybody tell be how tall it generally grows.
    Reply #1 posted 1 JUN 10 by HMF Admin
    When you see an odd measurement like 6'7" that indicates it was originally converted from a metric number so it's not a US reference.
    Reply #2 posted 1 JUN 10 by worknjoe
    Ok, I am a little slow, just to make sure I understand, When I see a odd height of 6'7", it is most likely metric?
    Reply #3 posted 1 JUN 10 by HMF Admin
    It means the reference used to update HMF provided a metric measurement and as such is not likely a reference originating in the US.
    Reply #4 posted 2 JUN 10 by worknjoe
    Thank You, This is the greatest website.
    Reply #5 posted 2 JUN 10 by HMF Admin
    Thank you.

    HMF is just a tool - the real thanks go to the people that participate to make it better - particularly the volunteer administrators that help run HelpMeFind.
    most recent 19 JUN 08  
    RoseGold Badge, Cl.
    Initial post 19 JUN 08 by jdsong
    Does this have alot of thorns??