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SDoglover1512
Port Huron, MI
(Zone 5b)

October 08, 2001
10:33 PM

Post #15498

Hi All...I am in zone 5 and have always brought just about all my bulbs indoors overwinter..glads, peacock orchids,amarylis,gloxina,canna,even iris fans. My neighbor leaves all hers out except the canna. what do you do..I guess, I am probably over cautious for not wanting to loose any
sandy

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