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BRRRRR it's cold

14 years ago

Check your news for frost warnings in your area, protect your plants now. I have had on my news that to expect a hard frost, so if you live in one of these areas be sure to protect your plants, a sheet, blanket, heavy plastic, bubble wrap. We need to protect these plants they can't run and hide. If they don't get rained on you may use several pages of the news paper. Even in a greenhouse use a room heater to take off the chill. Norma

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isusandi
14 years ago
Thank God, I live in tropical country :)

Good advice Norma... :)

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bunnygurl
14 years ago
All mine are safely snuggled in my house. I could be wrong but...I think they're smiling. ^_^
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bamboo_turtles
14 years ago
It's raining and around 60 F here now , I found it odd that one nursery had Adeniums and Pachypodiums out in the rain . Although they are in full leaf , it'll be interesting to see if they made it through the past two days of constant rain . All my plants are tucked either under the patio awning or under plastic tables with plastic clear tarps . With the exception of my winter growers , ie Pelargonium and aloes .

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