Date: Tue, 06 May 1997 21:27:13 EDT From: aquilla2@juno.com (Michael A Sankovich) To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg1807$foo@default> Subject: Re:Welcome back Tom
Glad to see that you are back on the page. Always look forward to your
contributions.
On the subject of sarrs. toppling. I put mine outside as early as
possible to harden them off, Just as tomato seedlings that are spindly
until they are exposed to the elements. I try to put the plants out as
soon as they start tho break dormancy. They are exposed to wind rain and
snow I lose some flower scapes but in general the plants develope strong
pitchers. Also most of the trumpets are growing through spangham and a
matrix of cranberry vines which act as a meshwork supporting the pitchers
in a more natural setting.
Incidentally my coppertop 's first flower opened today inspite of
strong winds and an almost frost last night.
Happy growing
Michael Sankovich
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