RE: RE: Re: Artemesia Oriental Limelight Thug Alert

Hello Donna,

My pots are sunk in a tall raised bed and covered with what ever I have handy for mulch, grass clipping, chopped leaves. I do ensure that the pots are firmly in the hole - no air gaps! No loses the last three winters.
But truly, a YMMV situation.
Cheryl

Cheryl or anyone...

I have done this in the past too... but only have a 75% survival rate...
anything special you do first? Maybe I wait to long? These are usually
my end of season sales. I hold them over either due to thinking they
would not have enough time to get situated in the ground, or don't know
where to permanently plant.

Donna



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 Donna,
 I have had many things survive and thrive in sunken pots - I try to
 size for growing room and no more.  I have many 'baby' trees that
 have spent several winters in pots and more daylilies with nary a
 problem.
 Cheryl
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Cheryl Isaak
Londonderry, NH
AHS Region 4, USDA Zone 4B/5A
growing, stitching and reading in NH

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