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by bambino64 from Holly Hills

Last Post 33 days, 3 hours Ago


My wife and I took advantage of the warm weather last weekend and did some planting.  She planted some annuals in two planters which are now inside (serving as an oversized centerpiece).  I also have a butterfly bush that I haven't planted yet sitting on the kitchen table.

I did plant some annuals (begonia and coleus) around a St Jude statue and I imagine I have to cover those up.  But what about rose bushes I just planted?  Hostas that are just coming up?  I also planted a clematis and was wondering what I should do about that.  Both the rose bush and clematis have started to bloom.

Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.  I know Dave Murray said to wait until after May 1st, but I didn't hear that until AFTER we had finished the planting.

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mchafin read my blog view my photos
Apr 28, 2008 | 12:35 PM

I have a Japanese maple and a dwarf Japanese maple that have sprouted new growth (leaves, new branches, etc.) Do they need to be covered up with the frost expectation, or are they ok?

brendabaum view my photos
May 2, 2008 | 3:24 AM

i would say new plantings need to be covered i covered everything i had just planted as well as my hostas that had started coming up

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I am a 44 year old life long resident of North County who recently pulled up his stakes and moved into the city (Holly Hills). I really like it so far and enjoy being close to all the action. I have four children (three of whom are teenagers!). I enjoy following the weather as well as astronomy and stargazing. I also play board games (mostly old-style war games or new style euro games), chess, and am working toward my private pilot's license. I am also an avid reader and writer.

Member Since: 2/7/2007