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DomGardens

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Posts: 57

Posted 1477335271	Reply with quote #1

I just got an alert on my phone for a freeze watch from the Mt. Holly station of the national weather service affecting most of us in in NJ and eastern PA. Watch out! __________________ Dom Figventory Spreadsheet @DomGardens domgardensitaly@gmail.com 609-457-6825

Porfirio

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Posts: 103

Posted 1477349195	Reply with quote #2

Hi Dom The first freezes are my best fiends. They harden the end of year gowth wood, make the leaves leave the mother tree. and induce dormance. Here zone 5 I allways let the plants outside with 1st frosts so when I hibernate them they are hardened and at sleeping stage,the last leaves that didn't fall by themselves I give them a litle push to strip them from the branches. It works good for me. __________________ Rio Zone 5 Montreal Canada

arachyd

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Posts: 115

Posted 1477395556	Reply with quote #3

Thank you for sharing the warning. __________________ Wish list: Dalmatie, LSU Gold, Ponte Tresa, 豐產黃 (Bountiful Harvest) Zone 7b

cjmach1973

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Posts: 30

Posted 1477431577	Reply with quote #4

snowing in central MA right now

Joe_D

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Posts: 3

Posted 1477451267	Reply with quote #5

I have one that still has it leaves. It's planted in a large pot. Is it ok to leave it out tonight here in SE PA? What would be the lowest temp that it can stand while in the pot? Thanks! __________________ Bucks County Pennsylvania Zone 6B

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