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Nov 25, 2016 6:01 AM CST

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As long as you don't expect a frost anytime soon, it's perfectly ok to allow them to go dormant naturally. I would make an exception for when it gets cold and wet at the same time; I know this can be an issue in Texas. 40 degrees and raining is BAD.

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