Five dipladenias brought indoors before frost in Southern Ontario need semi-dormant care to survive until spring.
Tropical vines enter rest period triggered by short days/low light. Forcing growth weakens them. Minimal care = strong spring rebound.
They look terrible in February but glorious by June.
Crocus in the Lawn: Squirrels Did It
Overwintering Dahlia Tubers in a Cellar (Zone 5): Step-by-Step Storage
Mandevilla in Texas: Pot Culture for Winter Protection
Mail-Order Lavender Transplant Shock
Caring for Nipponanthemum (Montauk Daisy) After Frost
Winter Care for Potted Perennials: Lilies, Hibiscus, Datura, Coleus, and Bulb Forcing
Overwintering Hibiscus Trees Indoors in Toronto
Overwintering Elephant Ears & Sweet Potato Vines in Kentucky
Overwintering Marigolds and Geraniums in a Wisconsin Greenhouse: Annuals Don’t Perennialize
Invasive Ferns Taking Over the Garden: Control Strategies
Pruning Heliotropes in November in Southern California: Will They Recover for Spring?
Identifying Heirloom Dianthus (Pinks): Finding the Fragrant Red Varieties of the 1960s
Growing Calla Lilies: Hardiness, Moisture Needs, and Winter Storage
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