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  1. 11-19-2015, 10:31 AM #1
    krystian
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    Going down to freezing tonight

    My to-do list is to pull up any tender bulbs that remain...I started the gladiolas late this year so I've been giving them a little extra time to gather energy for next year.

    Then I have to take in a couple of large geraniums in pots, cut down 2/3s of their foliage and store them in the basement until next spring...and I absolutely cannot forget to empty the bird baths! I lost one a couple of years ago when a sudden freeze cracked it.

    Anyone else still have to do anything outside to prep for winter?
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    i'm planning on rebuking it 2morrow..... dont b surprised about the warm weather coming...... truly wheeze is a man of great faith!
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheeze View Post
    i'm planning on rebuking it 2morrow..... dont b surprised about the warm weather coming...... truly wheeze is a man of great faith!
    Awesome!...Ok I want mid 70's across middle Georgia and Alabama through 11/29. It can drop down to 60 at night
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  4. 11-19-2015, 06:22 PM #4
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    I don't plant anything that I can't leave outside. If I plant it, and it dies...I don't plant it again...I find something hardier to replace it. I will add mulch if it looks like it needs it.
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