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Title: OVERWINTERING - WHAT DOES IT MEAN!
Post by: carrot-cruncher on July 26, 2004, 05:23:57
Howdy folks

I keep seeing the term "over-winter" or variations thereof applied to plants but without any explanation of the term.

Would some kind soul be able to enlighten me please

Hugs & kisses

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Title: Re:OVERWINTERING - WHAT DOES IT MEAN!
Post by: tim on July 26, 2004, 06:51:53
At the risk of  being incomplete, I want an early HUG!!

The condition of naturally surviving the winter, or being made to.
For instance, autumn sown onions - which naturally survive - or lettuce, brassica or pot plants which can be made to, with protection. = Tim
Title: Re:OVERWINTERING - WHAT DOES IT MEAN!
Post by: ALAN HOWELL on July 26, 2004, 12:44:23
Spiffing explanation there Tim.. :D .....    Alan
Title: Re:OVERWINTERING - WHAT DOES IT MEAN!
Post by: carrot-cruncher on July 26, 2004, 19:10:00
Tim

Cyber hug heading your way!!!

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