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AlittleSalt · October 2, 2018

I left some details out when I wrote this last night. For me, this will be a pet project - more for the fun of it than anything else. The varieties will be ones that only grow to 18"-24" tall. That way, it's easy to move them in and out of the house. If this winter is like last winter - the plants would be spending a lot of time outside. However, forecasting winter weather in Texas is like gambling on horses when you don't know what a horse is.

Carolyn, I did go back and reread those links. Thank you for the links.

October 2, 2018	#4
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I left some details out when I wrote this last night. For me, this will be a pet project - more for the fun of it than anything else. The varieties will be ones that only grow to 18"-24" tall. That way, it's easy to move them in and out of the house. If this winter is like last winter - the plants would be spending a lot of time outside. However, forecasting winter weather in Texas is like gambling on horses when you don't know what a horse is. Carolyn, I did go back and reread those links. Thank you for the links.