Re: can't water...need help!
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- Subject: Re: can't water...need help!
- From: B* W* <b*@williamsfoods.com>
- Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 14:08:58 -0500
Barb,
I also have no advice but a lot of sympathy. We have planted nearly
everything in our yard over the last couple of years as well and I know it
would be quite upsetting to know that you were going to lose them. I
second Susan's idea and maybe the list can take up a "plant collection"
when the time comes.
Bob and Linda
Jake and Molly
NE Kansas
At 02:08 PM 08/06/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi all-
>As a newbie gardener, I'm at a loss of how to manage with our
>water-restrictions. We can't water anything but vegetable gardens &
>fruit trees.
>
>Will cutting back my perennials severely help them out? I don't care
>what it will look like, I just want them to live.
>
>We've already lost many plants and shrubs - if it weren't for the
>hydrogels/crystal polymers used when planting this spring, I would have
>lost much more. There isn't anything in our garden that hasn't been
>planted or transplanted in the last 2 1/2 yrs, so I don't know if much
>is considered really "established". The only shade is that provided by
>the house.(the major drawback in new construction)
>
>All suggestions are appreciated. TIA
>
>Barb (southeastern PA) where the closest we've come to rain in the last
>month is watching it rain about 1/4 mi away... :(
>
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