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Gardening

annabanana

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3. Thanks.. We've had a couple pretty good rains, but

Reply to intheflow (Reply #2)

Fri Jan 18, 2013, 08:18 PM

Jan 2013

the ground is still so saturated, and the ground water is still so high that low lying parts of the garden pool up, and I'm not sure that it's just rainwater.

One of the local nurseries has reopened.. I think I'll see what they have in the way of mulch..

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What will a late October salt water bath of 2 hours duration kill? [View all] annabanana Jan 2013 OP

I think the answer is- ColumbusLib Jan 2013 #1

Compost, mulching, and water! intheflow Jan 2013 #2

Thanks.. We've had a couple pretty good rains, but annabanana Jan 2013 #3

too cold for azaleas in colorado? RILib Jan 2013 #5

It's not too cold for them to grow here, intheflow Jan 2013 #6

violets RILib Jan 2013 #4