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Winter Care for Tree Cuttings: Garage vs Indoors

Cuttings (birch, juniper, pine, maple, bushes) in garage near freezing. No roots yet.

Recommendation

Keep protected indoors (cool, bright) for rootless cuttings.
Outdoor trees may not thrive indoors long-term.
Post on Learning2Bonsai; member "BonsaiMark" specializes in cuttings.

Emulate natural conditions; but rootless cuttings need protection.

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