Re: [gardeners] Blue Poppies

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OK, Carolyn, thanks. I'll go after 'em. Perhaps I'll try 
whichever I get in all 3 methods...?

One would think that I could be resting on my laurels 
(so to speak) <g> right now, but I do have over a hundred 
fast-growing seedlings under lights which are hard to
regulate. When the weather's cold and windy, the furnace 
turns on more often, so the little plants tend to dry out ahead 
of schedule. When there is no wind, the furnace stays quiet.
My hubby placed an electric fan in there, and what happened..?
They dried out twice as fast! What I need is an indoor greenhouse,
I suspect. I don't really want an outdoor greenhouse at this 
moment, for our weather has been as low as minus 10 degrees,
and our winds have been up to 45 mph. V-e-r-y peculiar weather
all year!  Oh, dear, where's the Gulf Stream...?

Penny, NY zone 6


 

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