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Pansies in Wagon Survive Cold but Need Warmth to Recover

Q: Pansies in wagon appear dead after cold spell. Revive or replace?

A: They'll survive but look unhappy. Exposed roots/leaves endured severe cold. No new growth until afternoons reach 50°F. Leave them or buy replacements.

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