Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Time to start moving them back indoors, how about you?, 1 by hcmcdole

hcmcdole wrote:
Gessie, I have been working on this 2 to 4 hours a day for the past week and still have a few that need repotting or spraying (those thin leafed canes/shrubs are mildew covered) so I might have about 20 still outdoors.

Most are indoors now (still have ferns, cactus and succulents, plus some other big plants to go but begonias were the bulk). I brushed the dirt off pots, picked out litter, and cut out bad leaves. Then finding homes for each one was fairly easy - find a tray that it fit in and give them each a good drink.

I hope you got those other 47 moved in JordanKittyJo.

Susan, you need some more - 6 is not enough.

The cool weather (actually a couple frosts) burned a few leaves here and there but most came through with flying colors.

Here is a real frilly one that has a blush on it from the bright warm days and chilly nights. I got it last year in Miami without a name but I think it may be B. 'Hurricane'.