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19-04-2007, 05:26 PM
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How cold can 3" plants stand outside?
I started tomatoes, lavendar, and red salvia plants indoors and take
them out for sun every day. The weather has not been kind to us and is still in the low 50's. Without killing my small plants, or letting them get long and leggy, or just die, how cold can it be for them outside???? TIA, Nanzi |
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