wrote:

In a message dated 10/20/03 5:27:48 PM, IASNOB writes:
Healthy Kingsville are remarkably hardy--especially if they originate from
a group that has undergone 50 winters. );-)

But why bother, since it does not need dormancy, just a little cooling down
in the fall? If you bring it indoors in September or October, you have that
much more of a growing season. I have had mine that way for ten years, and no
complaints.
Iris

I'm with Iris. It extends the growing season, and if you have the proper light and
humidity the plant does fine. Mine grew like a weed during the winter.

Plus, you can enjoy it during the winter. I'm glad I took her up on her suggestion
last year.

Craig Cowing
NY
Zone 5b/6a Sunset 37

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