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I figured since it hasn't yet been sent out,id take a second to wish fellow posters a merry x-mass and good times through this holiday season..
Its been a pretty good Gardening year,with all sorts of interesting subjects,and lots of terrific advise from all across the country,and abroad as well..
Hopefully the coming year will be a productive one for everyone itching to get out in the yard..so lets hope for great weather to come,and lots of awesome results from all the labors to come..No matter where your patch of ground sits..May 2009 bring continued success and ever more interesting topics regarding an ever growing hobby,or addiction..sorry,we just can't help it..
lastly,if anyone has pictures of holiday light displays in their areas they'd enjoy sharing..feel free..
Merry Christmas and happy New Years to you all. I am new to this forum. Its been so cold so I have not prepared my flower beds nr have I planted my bulbs outside yet. I have planted my bulbs inside and they are growing really quickly and I have grown very attached to them. I am worried that they wont thrive outdoors. I really don't want to lose them once they are outside. What can I do to slowly introduce them to the outdoors. The flower beds are in a very sunny spot. Help please. Thank you.
HNY
my great current project is keeping the yellow pear tomatos alive (covering at night)
and to plant 3 climbing bare rose roses.
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