have have shocked daffodils and tulips, hyacinth all except crocus were hit hard from us being warmer than average and getting what I hope is our last cold snap. Spring in kansas has clear signals. Blooming forcithia is clear as day spring has arrived along with the daffodils and tulips. So seems like nature is out of wack.

Switch to distilled if possible. And check your watering intervals for aloe it likes soil on the dry side. Can actually tolerate long periods of drought naturally. Temperature too they must stay warm even a cold window can make them look weak

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@Brennan Thompson so many varieties of those kinds of plants.

@Brennan Thompson http://plantinggianttrees.fpfundraising.com/ There are some amazing peonie varieties and sunflower varieties. I'm not to sure about hydrangeas. But take a look at inventory 50% goes to the launch of Planting Giants. Which I need to get clear on the mission statement and goals.

O yeah, just 20+ years landscapeing and building gardens.