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last frost?
When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching
to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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last frost?
Average is april 15th
absolute last is April 30th My lemon grass has overwintered now for 2 years Very sunny location next to the streeet tomatolord "Arwen Long" wrote in message pub.duke.edu... When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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last frost?
Average is april 15th
absolute last is April 30th My lemon grass has overwintered now for 2 years Very sunny location next to the streeet tomatolord "Arwen Long" wrote in message pub.duke.edu... When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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last frost?
Average is april 15th
absolute last is April 30th My lemon grass has overwintered now for 2 years Very sunny location next to the streeet tomatolord "Arwen Long" wrote in message pub.duke.edu... When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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last frost?
April 15th is our frost cutoff. That means that the average time of year is
the 15th. It could go a week or two before or after. If you have a small quantity, you can plant it out on the 15th and cover it when the danger of frost is predicted. I also have lemon grass planted near the back of my house and mine survives the winter. I leave the entire plant (don't cut it back) intact throughout the winter and spring and then cut back in late April. It comes back bigger and beautiful. It actually looks very pretty through the winter - the leaves turn a soft pink, and eventually, a soft beige color. I sometimes cut pieces and use them in dried arrangements in the house. Hope this is helpful. Penny "Arwen Long" wrote in message pub.duke.edu... When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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last frost?
Thanks to Penny & Tomatoe Lord
Since it's inside now, would you wait to plant it until the 15th and then cut it back? Or cut it inside now and plant it later? Or... Arwen On Mon, 8 Mar 2004, Penny Morgan wrote: April 15th is our frost cutoff. That means that the average time of year is the 15th. It could go a week or two before or after. If you have a small quantity, you can plant it out on the 15th and cover it when the danger of frost is predicted. I also have lemon grass planted near the back of my house and mine survives the winter. I leave the entire plant (don't cut it back) intact throughout the winter and spring and then cut back in late April. It comes back bigger and beautiful. It actually looks very pretty through the winter - the leaves turn a soft pink, and eventually, a soft beige color. I sometimes cut pieces and use them in dried arrangements in the house. Hope this is helpful. Penny "Arwen Long" wrote in message pub.duke.edu... When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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last frost?
Thanks to Penny & Tomatoe Lord
Since it's inside now, would you wait to plant it until the 15th and then cut it back? Or cut it inside now and plant it later? Or... Arwen On Mon, 8 Mar 2004, Penny Morgan wrote: April 15th is our frost cutoff. That means that the average time of year is the 15th. It could go a week or two before or after. If you have a small quantity, you can plant it out on the 15th and cover it when the danger of frost is predicted. I also have lemon grass planted near the back of my house and mine survives the winter. I leave the entire plant (don't cut it back) intact throughout the winter and spring and then cut back in late April. It comes back bigger and beautiful. It actually looks very pretty through the winter - the leaves turn a soft pink, and eventually, a soft beige color. I sometimes cut pieces and use them in dried arrangements in the house. Hope this is helpful. Penny "Arwen Long" wrote in message pub.duke.edu... When should we have our last frost? I have some lemongrass that is itching to get outside, but I don't dare let it go until the danger of frost is past. Thanks! Arwen |
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