Empty clay pots can stay outside in freezing climates (like Michigan) if prepared correctly:
Damp clay freezing on the ground while the rest thaws causes cracks. Inexpensive Mexican pots with air bubbles in the clay are prone to cracking and should be stored indoors. Properly stored, quality clay pots survive winters intact.
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