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MO weather getting colder, so brought in my potted flowers and plants for protection from the brisk winds and cold! Hope they survive the winter witho
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I made a little makeshift greenhouse in our unheated garage a couple of years ago. Put together a couple of shop lights with warm and cool lights. I can grow my orchids in it. They bloom like crazy now. Typically the biggest issue with bring in plants is the lack of humidity(in your area-during the winter). If you have a humidifier, put it near the plants and keep them moist(but not wet)
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Thanks J....I have a humifier on the furnace ductwork...it's rather new and Cliff turns it on and off, but whether there is enough moisture in the living and family rooms where the palms are, I don't know! The flowers in the garage will probably freeze, but the plastic pots shouldn't freeze or crack, I hope! I bought all the pots new this year and I'm trying to keep them looking good for the Cuba, MO home next spring and summer! 
God Bless!
Betty
God Bless!
Betty
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The wind was very cold here also, but the tree cutters were taking down a big Oak tree and guess they stayed in the tree okay, as they got it cut down and the top was just starting to get a pretty color! Boo Hoo! Oh well, there are more trees that haven't been cut and one was trimmed, so we still have some of God's beauty to view and enjoy!
God Bless!
Betty
God Bless!
Betty