Order plants online this time of year?
Will this work without frost damage?
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It depends on whether it is about frost-hardy, sensitive or tropical plants.
My Jamaicathymian I am multiplying here could only be sent between mid-May and mid-October. He would misunderstand anything that lies below 11°C. As a tropical plant, it is rather a ‘white’ – seen from our cold perspective!
But if you know, you can set up on it – and leave it in the heated kitchen. as fresh as 11° it is never there! With this you have a great herbal remedy for the respiratory tract that tastes good as tea infusion, spice in salad, in soup or simply on butter bread with cucumber or tomato.
In non-cold-sensitive plants there is no problem in this respect!
Actually, the suppliers should know what they can send when. And they also want satisfied customers. They don’t want a shit storm from customers for massively frozen plants.
I think you will point out that shipping is currently not possible ud your order for shipping in spring.
Usually autumn is a good planting time. A little frost protection can never harm young plants.
Apart from that, you can plant all year when there is no frost. Containerware spring to summer,Wurzelnackt better in autumn
If they are not too big, they can be packed well.
Yes works at least in frost-hard plants and not in room plants
Not always! Only hardy plants can be ordered in memory, such as roses.
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