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Jan 17, 2022 10:08 PM CST
Name: Alice
Fort Worth (Zone 8a)
Beekeeper Ponds Sempervivums
I will never again leave plants elevated in the wind in North Texas. My semps looked great January first, and pretty trashed now. If they all die I am just out of here. I'm not buying more.
It's a different thing when a plant is on the ground and the pot is not totally surrounded by freezing air. Mine were on a chair. I was stupid.
January 1st 2022
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I've cleaned them up. I actually looked at post freeze photos from last February and most of them don't look too much worse. There was one I really liked that was trashed, so if I could buy it locally maybe I would pick one up, but no more $80 plant orders.

What is dead: Fuzzy Wuzzy, Kimono
What will probably die: Glauca Minor, Tectorum, Kalinda, Fiesta,
What might live: Happy, Dream Catcher
What will probably live: Gulle Dame, Karola, Mariah Laach, Lady Kelly

That doesn't count what died last year. They may be alpine but they don't live on ski lifts. I didn't bother to take pictures after the cleanup, chunked over on the lot, no sense killing my grass. They have sun and a wire cage over them.

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