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Nov 1, 2014 5:42 PM CST
Name: Nancy Dantonio
New York City (Zone 6a)
I got some seeds from a friend late in the season and planted some of them anyway. They came up and are doing pretty well, but still small so I'd like to figure out a way to protect them on my roof garden, where they are now, or possibly bring them indoors to a friend who has sunny windows.

I am in New York City, and the plants are:
1. Telekia Speciosa (a great perennial that now has about 4 sets of leaves, 2-3in tall, so probably not big enough to survive the winter up there.
2. Gallardia - mature plants have sometimes survived on my roof, but not always. These are now about 3 inches tall.
3. Prairie Coneflower - I have never grown this, but got the seeds from a garden in Brooklyn and would also love to keep it alive.

Many thanks for suggestions.
NancyD in NYC
www.nycrooftopgardener.blogspot.com

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