hosta seedlings
bunky
9 years ago
I've started many hosta seedlings this summer and would like to get them out of my heated greenhouse into an unheated greenhouse for the winter. Most are well rooted
and I would mulch them and place them on the ground in there. Would they be okay? I didn't want to lose them over the winter.
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