Good work you guys.
It'll be interesting to see them develop.
Barb
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old pic
see if I can take one today...they have slowed because of the cool weather.
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Great work, everyone! Marceli, to overwinter them: as long as the corms are deep enough in the pond to avoid the ice, they should be fine. In the wild they're covered by ice for many months at a time, so I would think they could handle a similar situation at your place.
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This mud is not that thick and so soaked up that it's gonna freeze solid, I guess.
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Great work, everyone! Marceli, to overwinter them: as long as the corms are deep enough in the pond to avoid the ice, they should be fine. In the wild they're covered by ice for many months at a time, so I would think they could handle a similar situation at your place.
Wonder if I could just remove some water and store in a very cool basement.
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