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Okay ... I feel better knowing that you know. grin

Nedra

"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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"Nedra" wrote in message
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BV,
I really hate for you to do this experiment :(
It's okay for me but - Oh I don't know - I'd hate
for you to lose any tubers on my account. I've planted tubers
in oblong 5 x 7 containers ... and of course they did
jump the pots ... but they jumped whether they were in
humongous 24 inch diamenter pots or the smaller ones.

You do as you want on this ... just thought I'd throw this
warning out to you.
snip

I can't do any worse then planting them 4 feet down like I did last year.
LOL.

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BV.
www.iheartmypond.com

Lotus Repotting Yet?
 

"Nedra" wrote in message thlink.net...
Gosh Sue, you and your hubby.... what a great team!
I'm forwarding this to my inbox so I can have it as I need
to make some handles ;-) Thanks again....

Well It's nice to know that we've had a good idea or two, we've
certainly had our share of ones that didn't work so well also. This
group in general has helped us more that I can tell you!

I don't jump in often but I read posts almost every day and miss it
when all of you up north are in "freeze mode". It's nice to have you
all defrosted. Down here in sunny Florida we run all year, although
our plants do take a rest.

Enjoy your ponds!

Sue W

You can see my pond "Rippling Waters" at
http://community.webshots.com/user/aspenjd

Lotus Repotting Yet?
 

"Nedra" wrote in message thlink.net...
Gosh Sue, you and your hubby.... what a great team!
I'm forwarding this to my inbox so I can have it as I need
to make some handles ;-) Thanks again....

Well It's nice to know that we've had a good idea or two, we've
certainly had our share of ones that didn't work so well also. This
group in general has helped us more that I can tell you!

I don't jump in often but I read posts almost every day and miss it
when all of you up north are in "freeze mode". It's nice to have you
all defrosted. Down here in sunny Florida we run all year, although
our plants do take a rest.

Enjoy your ponds!

Sue W

You can see my pond "Rippling Waters" at
http://community.webshots.com/user/aspenjd