Should I Take a Chance or Toss?
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Comments (3)Hi, I would say a definite no to Freesia. You could grow in a pot or dig up the bulbs before the first frost. Crocosmia MIGHT make it, chances are slim. Depends on the amt of snowfall in winter. Plus you'd have to mulch and cover with something else I'm sure. Your Crown Imperials probably died last year because it wasnt a reliable snowfall winter. Some rose sites list roses a few zones higher than they can take. Helpmefind.com lists many as zone 7 but they can take 4-5. Do you know which rose it is? I grow many and could tell you. So, you'd be taking a big chance on the bulbs. Jen...See MoreTake a chance, take a chance, on TM?
Comments (4)That's what was in my brain when I wrote it. However, it was the version from Mama Mia, a movie that I loved. Not only did I live in Greece, I grew up in times that were a lot like that. I repented and survived. LOL...See MoreShould I toss these?
Comments (4)The closer one definitely looks like catfacing. I took out a Gold Medal today with really severe catfacing problem. The bottom had tunnels into the flesh and I just didn't think the tomato will survive possible bug attack that way. All things considered, your tomato doesn't look too bad. :)...See MoreAre these safe or should I toss them?
Comments (7)Thanks everyone! And except for a couple of stubborn ones, they peeled just fine. And I did leave the filling in a freezer zip bag with the empty whites layered in a tupperware bowl (with everything well chilled) and they were fine. We put out a dozen and a time and filled them as we went and they disappeared quickly! No leftovers! Thanks again for the help! Alexa...See More- 8 years ago
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