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Did I Transplant to Late?

17 years ago

Yesterday I had some lantana and forsythia in the starter box that looked like they needed transplanting. Well I transplanted about 8 to 4 inch pots. Now I see our weather forecast for the day after tomorrow is light frost and some freeze. What do I need to do to these transplants to protect them from the cold?

I still have about 30 of these new plants in the starter box. What should I do with them for these winter months? I have the starter box on small wheels so I could roll it in and out of the garage as necessary.

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Comments (4)

terramadre
17 years ago
grizz118,
You posted on the Conversation side of the AL Forum. You may want to repost this on the

Here is a link that might be useful: Gardening in Alabama side
down2earth
17 years ago
Hi, I know that there is going to be someone who knows the place in AL where they have unclaimed airline luggage for sale. I just can't remember the name of the town.
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nonacook
17 years ago
BOAZ, Al.
roseyp8255
17 years ago
Downtoearth - it is actually Scottsboro

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