Im Actually Considering Moving to a New Zone!!

19 years ago

Do i sound crazy with zone envy or what? I want to grow more tropic plants (heliconas, BOP, Majesty Palms) without all the fuss and flop.

Im sure with a lil help i could grow some some of these, but i want it the easy way for a change.

I could really use a bit of natural humidity, warmth and moisture. Not to mention wanting to shed my winter coat!

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
19 years ago
LOL! I lived in coastal SC (zone 8b) for over 20 years and loved every minute of it....but wouldn't go back for anything! At least not permanently! I'm loving the full change of seasons, the large plant selection, the gnat-free gardening, and not having to have an emergency box packed during hurricane season. ;-)

What part of the country are you thinking of checking out? You'll love the change, I'm sure.
rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
19 years ago
LOL! I lived in coastal SC (zone 8b) for over 20 years and loved every minute of it....but wouldn't go back for anything! At least not permanently! I'm loving the full change of seasons, the large plant selection, the gnat-free gardening, and not having to have an emergency box packed during hurricane season. ;-)

What part of the country are you thinking of checking out? You'll love the change, I'm sure.
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