SENIOR LADY GARDENER, II
https://www.teleflora.com The fall season is here. I know I'll have to do something soon with this huge planter full of snake plants. Snake plants are tropical plants and can't tolerate winter frost. I did keep some snake plants in my greenhouse one year. They were doing ok until the nighttime temp dropped to 20 degrees! They looked like green wet noodles! I had some snake plant cuttings in shallow containers under my white bench. Well, I was so wrong! The containers were hit by strong wind gusts. I found them flipped upside down, in the middle of my porch. This mess stained my beige print outdoor rug. I scooped up the mess and placed it in a grocery bag. I placed it behind my outdoor furniture. I planned to throw the whole mess out later. This week I was sweeping my porch. I found the forgotten bag full of cuttings. I decided to open up the bag. I was expecting to see wet soggy cuttings. To my surprise, the cuttings had