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Old August 1, 2012   #1
DoubleJ
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Default Going to try keeping cuttings over winter this year

My garage stays 45-50 during the winter. The couple of times I've started seeds in January, they start but don't put on too much growth until I move them into the house. I'm thinking I could overwinter them in the garage and maybe not have to mess with seeds next year. worst case, it doesn't work and I'm not out anything. Anyone try/do this?
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