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Zone 3: Update on Overwintered Tender Plants | Cold Climate Garden

   • Cold Climate Garden: Geraniums, Begonias, ...   Last fall, I set out on a challenge to overwinter some of my favorite plants indoors, including dipladenia, hibiscus, pelargoniums, begonias, dichondra, and more. Throughout the winter, I even added indoor tomatoes and some rescued plants to the mix. Now, after months of grow lights, aphid & humidity struggles, and propagation experiments, it’s time to share the results! In this video, I’m breaking down: · Which plants survived (and which didn’t) 🪴 · The biggest challenges of overwintering in a cold, dry climate · How I used indoor lighting to keep things growing · Propagation successes and failures · Tips for anyone in Zone 3 or colder looking to overwinter plants at home If you’re gardening in a short-season, cold climate, this video is for you. Whether you’re trying to save your favorite annuals or just want to keep your green thumb active through the winter, I hope my experience helps you plan for next season. Welcome to MySaskGarden. If you're a gardener in zone 3 or colder (geographically much of Canada!), you're in the right place. I prove that you can have a great garden, even with a short season and deep freezes. If you're new here, this channel is dedicated entirely to helping you grow a beautiful and productive garden in a short-season, cold-climate. I cover everything from starting seeds indoors to dealing with early frosts and making the most of every gardening day. Hardy shrubs & perennials, colourful annuals & short season vegetables - I grow them all! Subscribe for practical tips, garden tours, and reviews that are actually relevant to our unique and challenging growing climate.