Lady in Pearls
True Blue Farmgirl
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105 Posts
Ashley
Texas
USA
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Posted - Mar 15 2016 : 11:34:02 AM
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I'm thinking the basement thing would work, maybe with a mild grow light. I'm in zone 9a and they're tender perennials here. I have a cayenne pepper that has ovevrwintered with no protection for 2 years, and it's mildly frozen a handful of times with no damage to the plant.
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