I don't know what that means, but whatever

no wonder you got spring sooner

means

I guess there are different climates for mountains, regions near sea and prolly north-east

that any perrenials you have need to be able to stand -20.6°C to -17.8°C to survive

Whatever that means either

perrenials are plants that live more than 2 years

they go dormant in the winter

and wake up in the spring

There used to be temperatures lower than -20C I think
Not anymore though

there's annuals (lives one year then seeds), biennial(lives two year then seeds), perrenials(lives multiple years)

most perrenials seed every year

Oh, yeah, latin

like trees

That makes sense

trees are technically perrenials

ye

Nice

mhm

I wonder how my trees are doing

I hope at least half of them will survive

Most likely no fruits this year though

:/

lame

how come?

still too young?>

We planted them last year

So I guess we'll have to wait at least another year for fruits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=4Mqg8Af5U8A

God I wish that were me

[disdain for hydroponics intensifies]

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I'd never do em myself but I like to watch people do it

Well maybe I'd try them to grow stuff like coattails and water lilies

https://inspiredbyhilde.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Handbook-of-medicinal-herbs-2ed-2002-Duke.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2L9WYnQCQD7gNoPxSqot2LbOlsZK3T9X06D88A3ccLpmOwRJu0mcOBAD0

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