Re: Plant lust Now:longest blooming perrenial? -Reply
At 10:35 AM 12/17/98 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi, it's suppose to get down to the teens by Monday and stay in 30's for a
>high. I am going to cover all of my plants with plastic and newspapers and
>bring in containers. I will be doing this in the dark but I love it and so
>far haven't lost anything! Zone8 Oregon
>
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Karan, I thought I was the only one on the planet out there gardening in
the dark of night. But its been so unseasonably warm with Christmas lights
and summer flowers blooming side by side, then all of a sudden the temps
were said to go down to 22 and I just couldn't let some of them die. Of
course, by the time I'm home from work its dark, but there I was in the
dark trying to capture whatever I could digging up stuff and potting them
so I could bring them inside. And they really look good in my living room
next to the Poinsiettas.
Doreen
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>>> Susan,where are you?Seems like I remember Oregon.I think we are going
>>> to get so VERY cold weather shortly..
>>
>>Ugh, should be the test of fire for my many new-comer
>>perennials.Geez,anymore even zone 7 sounds Utopic,zone 8 sounds down
>>right tropical..Lucky you Lorraine.Connie
>>
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