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Gardening

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14. Moving them in and out of my garage - they are in pots or flats.

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 10:28 PM

Dec 2011

we get enough non-freezing days in raleigh in winter to be able to dance things in and out...trying to get a jump on next early spring plantings

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I'd like to plant some stuff in my garden slay Dec 2011 #2

ah yes "tomatoes" slay Dec 2011 #4

Those are very healthy looking plants.. midnight Dec 2011 #6

I planted my winter garden about 10 days ago Le Taz Hot Dec 2011 #7

Update! Le Taz Hot Dec 2011 #10

Have you gotten Baker Creek Heirloms? BlueToTheBone Dec 2011 #12

Yes - for many years. Agree it is a nice selection of offerings... NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #13

Their religious bent? BlueToTheBone Dec 2011 #16

not that so much is the accuracy of some of the historical info - NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #17

Southern Exposure might be BlueToTheBone Dec 2011 #18

My ground is frozen BlueToTheBone Dec 2011 #11

Moving them in and out of my garage - they are in pots or flats. NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #14

You inspire me. BlueToTheBone Dec 2011 #15

You should move to Southern California. JDPriestly Dec 2011 #19