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Richard · 10-15-2008, 10:51 AM

Robby, protecting pineapples over the winter in Illinois is a good idea. Keeping the temperature above 60F will be a luxury for them! Depending on the varieties you are growing, setting the minimum temperature to 45F or 50F will be just fine and save you a bundle in heating costs.

Mitchell, I've forgotten: what varieties are doing well for you?

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