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Most of my losses have no increases, nor any new roots. They were spongy like to the touch... They were planted last year and guess they just didn't take. New ones planted to the left and right of them are doing just fine. Maybe that long spell of freezing weather* we had here got them before they got established?

A couple of the losses I still have my fingers crossed on. They put out some increases, but the slugs ate those down to nothing. I will be digging those up today and putting them in pots to baby them.

I got hit real hard this year with garden pests and critters.

*freezing to us on the West Coast lol