Two 8-foot Norwegian pines grown indoors 6 years in Middle Tennessee. Owner wants to move them outside in February.
Wait until late February/early March. Indoor trees lack cold hardiness; premature exposure causes freeze damage.
If possible, harden off: place outdoors in shade 1–2 weeks before planting, increasing sun exposure daily.
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