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sunshinedydrm

overwintering

22 years ago

HI! I bought some Chocolate poppies and they were lovely! They really smelled like chocolate! But I know they won't last a Long Island winter. I'm going to dig them up, but can I put them inside as a house plant, or should I leave them in a pot in the garage to go dormant?

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