Should I wait until spring in Atlanta, GA?
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as long as it doesn't get cold enough to frost there you would probably be ok. When I lived in Tennessee my mom planted cypress and it grew all year long, but we also didn't have any frost or snow that year.
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Early spring is the best nest installation time just before newly determined couples are looking for suitable accommodations. I placed ours last May and no owls have decided to move in yet. I am hoping a pair will spot and like our box this year.
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I have a potted one indoors that is beautiful. The other one is outside, and it's too early for me to tell if it will come back well from the winter. I'm in Atlanta, GA.
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I live in Iowa and have had negative degree temps all winter. I obviously use it all the time. Being that you are in GA and due in the spring I don't think you HAVE to have it. A nice warm blanket and hat would be sufficient I would think. Don't get me wrong, it's a great product for me, but I just don't think you would need it.
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Yes! And it is better to do it when lawns are dormant which is BEFORE the heat of summer.
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I would imagine that early spring right as new growth starts to develop or just prior to the new growth forming would be best. Just be aware that this product will kill good insects as well as the bad which is not good especially if used in abundance outside. I use this on my indoor plants and would recommend a natural product if possible outdoors.
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I'm in N. Illinois. As soon as the ice age ends & the resulting mud dries, I'll go out & take some exact measurements. At this rate I'm thinking perhaps July. Can it wait 'till then?
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My plants stay outside during the late spring, summer, and late fall here in North Carolina. They will have to be brought inside for the winter and do well with little to no attention. Less is more when it comes to watering.
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Depends on where you live. I live in Ky and I can get it to grow spring and fall
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Google it for your particular area. Here in So OR, recommendation was to put up in late fall. That way there's lots of time for potential occupants to check it out for Spring nesting, and might provide winter shelter as well. I put mine up in Nov, but it's in an area that's good for owls but that I can't watch really well. It's March now, and I don't think it has any residents yet.
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No. The 18-135 which should be available soon is weather sealed. I would wait for that one to become available.
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Only if there is no wind.This summer it should be great!but,this time of year where I live is just to breezy.
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It is probably better to wait until the ground is warmer --around the first week in May. Then plant them -- they will not even bloom they will bloom every year. They do like sun and to be kept moist, however, I have some in partial shade and they are doing well...
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it depends on where you live and what part of the country it is. I live in Oklahoma so my trees have to be kept in pots. They can't handle the winters here. In southern texas or any gulf region it is best to plant in the fall. When heat is not as intense. Early spring also.
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My greenhouse is still in the box becauseit's raining here all the time. Waiting for spring and nicer weather..
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I always apply early spring before my shrubs bloom. In Northern Virginia that would be mid March.
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No. I had the lushest green lawn right up the time it got covered with our winter snow cover here in northern NH. Won't be able to fully answer your question until our spring thaws and snow melts, about late April or so.