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Forum: Cool Climate GardeningReplies: 5, Views: 73
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Berengaria
Salt Point, NY

April 12, 2009
06:27 AM

Post #6398607

When a plant is said to be able to stand cold and at -l5F, does that mean 15 degrees below zero or 15 degress below freezing?

Big difference. Thought I better check it out.

Berengaria

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