Transplanting young cherry trees
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Grady on May 07, 2015You so far are on the right track. I am no plant/tree expert, but, for storing them in the winter, I'd just bring them into your house.Helpful Reply
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Gigi on May 07, 2015Thanks, I did repot them and will bring inside before winter hits. I do have an enclosed porch that would also protect them.Helpful Reply
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Randy Smith on May 09, 2015Check with your local Master Gardeners Club and your local botanical garden: they will be able to answer any questions pertaining to your area.Helpful Reply
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