September 15, 2022
Did you get your plants ready to bring indoors yet? Check closely for succulent plant pests . The last thing you need is to bring in those hitchhikers from the great outdoors.
If you have hardy succulents in planters or crafts that will be staying outside where they belong, prepare your succulent containers for winter , for the best success.
September 15 2022
You may also have geraniums that can come inside for the winter – it sure saves on the budget, if you save the ones you like. They will be big enough for taking cuttings off in the spring, to increase your stock for containers and baskets next summer.
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I hope you’ve enjoyed this issue of Xeria e-Zine! Any questions or suggestions are welcome. Don’t forget, the Horticulturist is always in.
Happy Gardening,
Jacki Cammidge, Certified Horticulturist, Webmaster and Artisan
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