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Just to say HI from Zone 9A
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Kelejan
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newbeone
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Just to say HI from Zone 9A
Starting over: Moved from Upstate New York Zone 4 to San Antonio, Tx. Zone 9A. Today Sept. 18 2016 My Soil Temp was 87 F, the air got up to 97 F, You Got to love it.
newbeone-
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Age : 81
Location : San Antonio, Tx
Re: Just to say HI from Zone 9A
Welcome to the forum, newbeone, from Ohio! We are winding down in this part of the country, so can't wait to hear your plans for Fall!
Tell us a little about yourself; any SFG experience? Gardening? What do you have in mind?
Tell us a little about yourself; any SFG experience? Gardening? What do you have in mind?

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Location : Ada, Ohio
Re: Just to say HI from Zone 9A


from Kelejan

I have visited San Antonio a couple of times and found it hot and dry. The first time I visited there was going to be water restrictions the next day if it did not rain. It rained, so as to top up the aquifer on which you all depend. That first time was in May, 2000 so I expect you are in a worse state now.
Look forward to hearing what you plan to do.
Re: Just to say HI from Zone 9A
Newbeone, Welcome to the Forum from California!
I'm also a 9A-8B and garden year around. Shade cloth in the summer, some 4 ml plastic covers when it drops below 32*F. Tell us more about your gardening hopes and dreams.


Re: Just to say HI from Zone 9A
Hi Newbeone. Welcome from Atlanta, GA!
Boy, THAT'S a change...!
Glad you found us! Looking forward to seeing your garden grow.
Boy, THAT'S a change...!
Glad you found us! Looking forward to seeing your garden grow.
Re: Just to say HI from Zone 9A


My answer to 9b gardening is leaf mulch. We have oak trees all over the property, so 6" of oak leaves around my plants is easily doable.
Good luck with your gardens. Can't wait to see pics and read about your adventures.

Re: Just to say HI from Zone 9A
Hi there, newbeone, and welcome to SFG forums from the Central Coast of California ( the land of "shake-and-bake) We're sometimes 9a, Sometimes 9b- all depends who you talk to. I'm glad you joined in and encourage any "lurkers" to join in. Feel free to ask questions; everyone here are great sources of information and we can help you avoid errors that most all of us have made and are willing to help you avoid getting discouraged.
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