Ruth_ann

17 years ago

How do you overwinter your brugs? We are both in the same zone and I have been trying to figure out how I am going to do it. Cut them back and store, leave alone and place inside by a window or who knows. Thanks

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karyn1
17 years ago
I'm pretty sure that Ruth Ann cuts hers back and stores them dormant. With the size of her monsters there's no way she could get them in without it. I'm sure she'll answer your question soon but give it some time. She's not online as much as some of us. lol
ruth_ann
17 years ago
Hi, I did a sort of tutorial in another forum for those who were wondering this, you do not have to be a member there to read it. Will give you the link.....

Here is a link that might be useful: Bringing in a Brug for dormancy
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doodlevw
Original Author
17 years ago
Wow, thanks a bunch.
gottahosta
17 years ago
Ruth Ann

Fabulous!! Bookmarking it!

Thanks so much for doing this!

Brenda
givelittle_getlots
17 years ago
wow Ruth Ann...that tutorial WITH pictures is GREAT!

I am with Brenda...book marked it too

Lucy
ruth_ann
17 years ago
Thank you. DH helped me do the images just so I could make the tutorial for the members new to Brugs. It was easier to give you the link that re-type it into this forum.
rosepedal
17 years ago
That is wonderful Ruth Ann thank you for helping us newbs out...:))))