Re: not too late?


At 10:43 AM 10/30/2001 -0600, you wrote:

Woodies should be fine in USDA zone 5 b well into November. Just ensure to 
water them in well.

Doug


>         Having finally gotten all of the bulbs in the ground for the season,
>which was no small achievement (700 species crocus, 300 mini-daffs, 150
>species tulips, 50 daffs, 50 gregii tulips, 12 lilies), we stopped at the
>garden center looking for fruit fly traps (any ideas?) and discovered all of
>the remaining shrubs were fifty percent off!
>         Even though we are exhausted and have already had a first hard frost
>killing the annuals, I couldn't resist a large potted Kalmia Olympic Fire
>and a Forever Pink Hydrangea.  Please tell me it isn't too late to plant
>them and have them survive the winter!!!!
>
>Susan and David in Urbana, Illinois, zone 5b
>
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