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Too cold??

12 years ago

It has been pretty cold here in Northeast NE. I have planted my tubers that I didn't start indoors. Is it too early? Should I dig them up and start in the house? I had to dig up a couple that i had transplanted from the house because I noticed leaves dying. The tubers are planted in a raised bed with mostly container mix and manure (last years bed) I mulched with black wood bark.

SHOULD I DIG THEM BACK UP?

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pdshop
12 years ago
We are going to get another week of rain. I wouldn't have planted them. Yes, I would dig them up but you better e-mail Swan Island and see what they say.
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