When temperatures dip our mind turns to Bringing Plants Indoors for the Winter. In Canada, what can overwinter outdoors can vary drastically from coast to coast, but in southern Ontario we get pretty harsh winters and tropical plants must be brought indoors for winter if they are to have a chance of surviving.
Fall weather can vary drastically as can the temperature ranges from day to night in just one 24 hour period, so when this occurs varies each year.
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For how to apply this to condo's/balcony gardens make sure to watch 7:13
There are many ways to debug plants that spent the summer outside in order to be bringing plants indoors for winter such as a soil scrape, hydrogen peroxide baths or insecticidal sprays. But I much prefer this method for bringing plants indoors for winter in Canada.
Here on Buying Thyme we explore the highlights of all four seasons and how you can include your little ones interests and needs in both your own gardening activities and the exploration of local natural areas:
→ 4 season garden tours: [ Ссылка ]
→ Garden DIY's: [ Ссылка ]
→ Under 1 minute videos of seed saving: [ Ссылка ]
→ Explore Southern Ontario: [ Ссылка ]
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