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Sugar_fl
montgomery, AL
(Zone 7b)

March 24, 2002
10:20 PM

Post #25554

Some of my seedling have gotten pretty leggie I think due to heat. They are close to the lites so all I can blame it on is the heat. I know tomatoes can be planted deep. Can I plant annuals like zinnias deeper or will that rot the stems? The ornamental basil is very leggie & so is the salvia..matter of fact a lot of them are :(
Sugar_fl

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