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Originally Posted by George Gray  Stigoftheplot
They are only as hardy as tomatoes so they wouldn't have a chance overwintering in a cold greenhouse. Just grow them from seed each year as they are dead easy to germinate and grow on. The seed is available from many of the standard seed companies and lasts several years . But remember pick one of the compact varities or they will take over the greenhouse! |
Hmmmm...........I got my cuttings in spring off a plant that had been overwintered in a cold greenhouse in NE England. I have one healthy plant in each of my cold greenhouses at the mo and am hoping to split one of them up (like a herbaceous perennial) in the Spring to give me more plants. They don't like drafts but as long as the pot and roots don't freeze they should be ok methinks!