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| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Sep 18 2020 : 06:55:48 AM
Kind of chilly this morning so decided it was time to bring my very big IVY plant into the house. Had to do some moving around of other plants to make room, but I did it. My back entry way is looking like a small forest.
NANCY JO |
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| MaryJanesNiece |
Posted - Sep 18 2020 : 1:29:28 PM
Nancy, your plant is beautiful! Fall is definitely on its way and it’s time to start preparing. This year I don’t have any plants to bring in but next year I will.
Krista |
| HollerGirl56 |
Posted - Sep 18 2020 : 12:38:44 PM
Nancy---that is a lovely plant for sure. I am bringing mine in gradually too---so that the heat from the house doesn't shock them as much. I have so many that I have to let a few die and that hurts for sure. I also over winter plants in the basement and by spring they are truly pitiful---but they do recover. Fall is hard to deal with and lose your plants for sure---but I will be glad for the rest and peace of winter.
Old Age Ain't No Place For Sissies!------Bette Davis |
| City Chick |
Posted - Sep 18 2020 : 07:00:24 AM
Nice looking ivy. That's one I have not attempted to grow. I stick to pothos type plants. I was just telling my husband that I need to make room to bring my plants in from the porch. I need to make sure theyre not covered in spiders first. Yikes!
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