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The Professional Gardener
mommawoo

overwintering perennials

mommawoo
13 years ago

Hello!

Virginia zone 6. Currently I have 2 uncovered and unheated greenhouses. What set-up do I need to over-winter perennials? THANKS in advance for any words of wisdom!

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