Some garden nurseries sell pond plants. We have one here that does. By the time I got there to get them, they were looking pretty sad and were 25% off. After a few days in the pond, they have perked up and are looking good.
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mrsclem said:
You can bring them indoors and plant them in a pot with soil for the winter. Next Spring, rinse the dirt off the roots and place them back in the pond. I have carnivorous plants that I float in the pond. I bring them indoors for the winter. When the water temp reaches 70* the next Spring, back to the pond they go.
mrsclem said:
You can bring them indoors and plant them in a pot with soil for the winter. Next Spring, rinse the dirt off the roots and place them back in the pond. I have carnivorous plants that I float in the pond. I bring them indoors for the winter. When the water temp reaches 70* the next Spring, back to the pond they go.
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I bring a lot of plants in for the winter, even some ornamental grasses. Hate watching them die, have a basement with a walkout door that gives them light.
(if i put any more plants in our sun room we won't fit)
(if i put any more plants in our sun room we won't fit)
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I bring a lot of plants in for the winter, even some ornamental grasses. Hate watching them die, have a basement with a walkout door that gives them light.
(if i put any more plants in our sun room we won't fit)
(if i put any more plants in our sun room we won't fit)