Scented Geranuims

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• Subject: Scented Geranuims
• From: C* M* &* M* S* <m*@cvtv.net>
• Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 08:06:44 -0500
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Hi Jenefer,

What types of scenteds do you have? I am very interested in them, although
here in Texas Zone 8/9, I grow them outdoors almost all year, so I don't
think of them as "houseplants". (Actually I don't have "houseplants", but
porch plants, most of which need to be protected during our few, short
lived freezes.) Some scenteds I overwinter in the ground in a south facing
garden bed so they're protected from the worst of our winter weather,
others are in pots so they come indoors for a few days at a time when it
gets really cold for us.
Currently I have a lemon scented one, variety unknown, a Prince Rupert,
Aroma, Logeii, and Village Oak. All the named ones came from Sandy Mush
Nursery.
Cindy in TX

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