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We had three plants from the garden refuse to die. One by one I brought them in starting with the chives in October/November. Each was isolated for at least a month. Okay I forgot about two them. 
Chives came in first as they are easy to look after and I like them in a lot of meals. They came back slower than I expected. But I should be able to harvest once a month once they get happy.

The hollyhocks almost died but came back. In the time I forgot about them a caterpillar found, or was hidden in, the hollyhock. Eggs on a bunch of leaves and it dead or frozen on top of the dirt in a circle.
But after a few more weeks it seems back to normal.

The strawberries had to go back out at Christmas but we still didn’t have snow at the time and it was pretty lush still. Then lazy forgetfulness crept in. I remembered it the evening of the deep freeze. I couldn’t move it. All the top was brown now except the middle. I was able to get her off the stoop by kicking the soft pot when it got +4 a few days ago. She sat in the tub a few days as I took my time cleaning and thawing her out. Then sat in the kitchen under normal lights and whatever sunlight made it in during snow and rain the blast few days. She’s still looking sad. But I did it once so
. Had to move her to a smaller pot. As the old one was breaking up and sun rotted.

So now I’ll see what I can do with them indoors. Just need to up pot the chives. They spread well especially after seeds fall. I’m hoping to move everything to Zen 2’s 3x1x3 sections later. Use it for veggies. Try some of the KNF on them too. Already sprayed with FFJ.
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Chives came in first as they are easy to look after and I like them in a lot of meals. They came back slower than I expected. But I should be able to harvest once a month once they get happy.

The hollyhocks almost died but came back. In the time I forgot about them a caterpillar found, or was hidden in, the hollyhock. Eggs on a bunch of leaves and it dead or frozen on top of the dirt in a circle.
But after a few more weeks it seems back to normal.

The strawberries had to go back out at Christmas but we still didn’t have snow at the time and it was pretty lush still. Then lazy forgetfulness crept in. I remembered it the evening of the deep freeze. I couldn’t move it. All the top was brown now except the middle. I was able to get her off the stoop by kicking the soft pot when it got +4 a few days ago. She sat in the tub a few days as I took my time cleaning and thawing her out. Then sat in the kitchen under normal lights and whatever sunlight made it in during snow and rain the blast few days. She’s still looking sad. But I did it once so

So now I’ll see what I can do with them indoors. Just need to up pot the chives. They spread well especially after seeds fall. I’m hoping to move everything to Zen 2’s 3x1x3 sections later. Use it for veggies. Try some of the KNF on them too. Already sprayed with FFJ.

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