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made it!.. finally!!.... eager to see what's what around here.... I was here a LONG time ago when this board first opened...got lost, thanks to a cranky old computer, but have found my way back now.... hope to enjoy the folks and the info here as much as I do on a few other boards about gardening!....
I'm a plant-a-holic and happy to be so.... I have a ten-yr garden that changes yearly... don't think 'done' ever happens in a garden!
my 'specialties' are soil, lasagna beds, crepe mytles and hydrangea... big on hostas, too... extensive shade beds, small greenhouse and time to have fun out there...took Master Gardener classes and got certified a couple years back.... happy to look up info at any time...pretty good with Google and my textbooks...eager to help where I can....
see y'all on the forums!!....
Posts: 14 | From: Charlotte NC | Registered: Jun 2006
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quote: don't think 'done' ever happens in a garden
Boy, you got that one right!
bbbbbbbbb "Lord, I love you and I need you, come into my heart, and bless me, my family, my home, and my friends, in Jesus' name. Amen!" Posts: 6492 | From: Illinois | Registered: Feb 2006
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Looking forward to hearing things from your world as well. We all learn on here together.
bbbbbbbbb For this "New Year" help me to be kinder and more loving to all around me, I pray. Posts: 752 | From: Canada | Registered: Jan 2004
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I'm very new to gardening, and I have alot of questions. I have 2 very pretty fuschia hanging plants. How do I car for them in the winter? Should I plant them in the ground at some point, or leave them in the hanging pots? This is the first year I've had these plants, and they are so beautiful that I don't want to get this wrong and kill them. I live in growing zone 5. upper state pennsylvania.
bbbbbbbbb Live, Laugh, and Love one another always. Posts: 5 | From: Pennsylvania | Registered: Jun 2006
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Hi LorrieG. Fuschias are lovely plants and look so nice in hanging baskets. However, they are considered an annual in Pa. I live in Southcentral Pa. Around Harrisburg. Don't plant them in the ground. They will not make it through our winters. I never tried to over-winter them in the house, so I can't give you any advice on that. I'm sure there is someone who will come along who will know. Hope to see you around the forums. Sue
bbbbbbbbb What goes around comes around, so be nice!lol Posts: 1015 | From: Pennsylvania USA | Registered: May 2006
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