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I thought petunias were annuals, but last year's petunias have returned to a window box this June. It turns out that technically, petunias are classified as tender perennials!
They typically need to have mild winters and cool summers to return year after year. In northern climates like Westwood's, where one would not expect them to survive the frost or snow, petunias are sold as annuals.
Garden Design suggests using petunias in window boxes, hanging baskets, and containers. They can be planted in masses or used to quickly cover bare spots in the garden while preventing weeds.
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Sunny, with a high of 92 and low of 65 degrees. Sunny during the morning, patchy rain nearby during the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
Such a poor business plan. Always was.
You're raising cattle on the land you could be utilizing for vegetables? Land that's more valuable (ROI) to growing vegetables vs. having insufficient land for raising enough cattle to make a go (profit) for your "passion". Not following.
Ignorant and pathetic response Sam Elliot. You know nothing about the business plans considered or the ROI on many agricultural contemplations.
Your Grandfather seemed to make a go of it. And for years.
What changed?