Susan Hunter

But some gardeners are resigned to the possibility of losing their flowers along with their grass."I would much rather be able to drink some water and bathe than to have my flowers grow in the winter," said Susan Hunter, vice president of Raleigh's Northclift Neighborhood Home and Garden Club."Is there a choice?

"I would much rather be able to drink some water and bathe than to have my flowers grow in the winter," said Susan Hunter, vice president of Raleigh's Northclift Neighborhood Home and Garden Club."Is there a choice?