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Jan 28, 2020 6:17 PM CST
Name: Annette
Cumming, GA (Zone 8a)
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Liz, you've already done a phenomenal amount of work in your new garden!

I'm not sure why some of your peonies are so far along! I wonder if you have a microclimate where they're growing?

I've not protected my 2 YUMI plants that put out leaves in the fall, and they've survived the entire winter despite temps below freezing, and multiple days with frost, including this morning!

Also, would a rain barrel or 2 be useful, to catch water for use, when your working in the garden? A small picnic tent, ( we got one from Dick's Sporting Good when we would chase our son playing soccer), with folding chairs or lounge chairs would be a great place to rest. Take a cheap cooler with ice, snacks and drinks for when you take a break.

I hope that they start building your cottage soon, so that you all will have a place to be comfortable when you're in AL!
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