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Old 14-11-2002, 09:17 PM
JennyC
 
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Default Trees in pots


"DaveDay34" wrote in message
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Is there any harm in leaving them in their supplied black plastic

pots in a
wind-sheltered passage way over the winter where I can look at them

out of
the kitchen window?


They may well need the odd drop of water from time to time as any

passageway is
likely to be rather dry for them. You might want to consider

standing the pot
on a tray that can be kept topped up with water from time to time.
Dave.


Just be careful that they don't freeze solid..........:~(
Jenny


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