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My basement is not heated. I can't plant my Azalea outside. If I can figure out why the leaves are brown and hopefully have not killed it, is a cool basement an ok place to spend the frigid North Eastern months?
I am new to this

Jen wrote:
My basement is not heated. I can't plant my Azalea outside. If I can figure out why the leaves are brown and hopefully have not killed it, is a cool basement an ok place to spend the frigid North Eastern months?
I am new to this

Can you please stay in your own topic? That makes it easier to see what you are talking about and what advise you already got.

Sorry, I guess I need a lot of advise. I was under the impression I could ask questions that I have.
Should I have continued under the " my topics tab?" I am also not to savvy with technology.
My apologies

Jen wrote: I was under the impression I could ask questions that I have.

You can, but one of your questions was already answered, so there's no need to ask it again.
Better stay in the topic you opened, just click 'reply', like you did before, and like you did in this topic.

Even an unheated basement is to warm. I put cinder blocks around mine, and pack all sorts of leaves around them. They're pushed up against the south side of the house, keeps most of the snow off of them. Your winters are worse than ours, maybe if you put a bucket over it, when the snows pile up.

Snow is an excellent protector. Als long as you can stop is fron crushing, do not worry about the plant being covered by it.