baymule
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Sorry about your family emergency, hope everything gets better for you.
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Chickie'sMomaInNH
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nice update on those white blackberries! i'd love to get one eventually. but i want to get a lot done here before i add something that special to my property. and i'm not sure if they would survive a zone 5 winter yet. i was excited to find my fall gold and a heritage raspberries survived in their pots this winter!
PhilaGardener
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@Chickie'sMomaInNH , is there a reason you don't plant those directly in the ground? They should winter much better that way.
Chickie'sMomaInNH
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hubby still cutting trees and his great aim. 
if i put them in the ground i just know he will take them out with a tree.
if i put them in the ground i just know he will take them out with a tree.
the1honeycomb
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Wish you lived closer id love to give you a hand. No rush here 
Wishin'
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something/someone got into my snowbank starts. I found one of them pulled out of it's container, and lying on the ground about two feet from where I had them. Another one is completely missing 
I looked every where in a 30 foot radius from where they were, and can't find it. The other two are thankfully untouched. I replanted the one and they are now all in my room on my window ledge. Hopefully no one (human or dog, either of which was probably the culprit) will touch them again!
the1honeycomb
Deeply Rooted
I can always count on my ds or dear dogs to help relocagh things! Glad they didnt take them all
the1honeycomb
Deeply Rooted
Heres to ghosts and suspence. Glad your so fidelis the quick thinking will save some. Hugs
Wishin'
Deeply Rooted
Two of them are still thriving, one went into shock, but is just starting to come back.
