What’s up with perennials? I brought them in because of frost warnings. Are they okay if I put them in the ground today? I think I am going to turn my cornfield into a giant nursery bed and just put stuff in the ground. When can I move stuff? Can I move them until the ground freezes? Do I have to wait until spring?
Since I am going to DC I need to do something if I can’t figure out where everything is going tomorrow.
Price and selection was my main motivating factor in buying from Hortico. I will write more later.
Stumble it!
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