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Scaevola
By Spritzhenry
20 Oct, 2010
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What a shame to have to pull out this plant which was in a container, but still flowering well. I had to, though, to get the bulbs in.
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I left this pot until last, Jackie, but the Scaevola was still pretty! :-((
21 Oct, 2010
Would it over winter in a shed or something???
21 Oct, 2010
No, I don't think so - they're annuals, aren't they. I just gritted my teeth and took them out. :-((
21 Oct, 2010
They take light frost here, but not much lower than -2 C.
23 Oct, 2010
Well - it had to go, Tug, or I wouldn't have had any spring colour in my pot. :-(
23 Oct, 2010
Sometimes gardening is too much like triage!
24 Oct, 2010
I have to choose spring bulbs that will have finished by mid-May at the latest, so that I can replant my pots ready to open the garden in June! The plants for doing that have to be ready to go straight in, too. It's a real juggling act, Tug.
24 Oct, 2010
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Awww! Thats a shame, lovely colour:o)) Frost would of killed it anyway.
21 Oct, 2010