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Old 30-05-2006, 05:31 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Eleni
 
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Default begonias too cold?

I'm growing several varieties of tuberous begonias for the first time this
year. I planted some outside in pots a few days ago but today, some are
looking somewhat unhappy - leaves are going floppy and losing colour. I've
brought them all back inside again but am wondering what to do?

Keep them in til it's warmer again? Is it in fact the cold that's affecting
them? Will they recover? What can I do to help them recover?

Thanks,

Eleni.


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