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Default snap dragons still snapping

Hench wrote:
On 11/15/2013 4:19 PM, Gus Overton wrote:
It was 25 degrees couple days ago, but plants are still green and 5
flowers on a couple. Tomato plants have given up the ghost, but
snap dragons are still hanging tough. Is that normal? btw, my sister
showed me why they have that name. Asked 3 or 4
other relatives, and none of them knew either till she showed them.



25 is pretty hot. I would have thought they would thrive on that
temp. They usually do well over 15 degrees in our garden. I find
they wilt once you reach 30 degrees or the middle of July heat.


I wonder if you two are talking about degrees C, degrees F or one of
each.......


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