Wisconsin gardener bought 12 American arborvitae in 1-gal pots. Asked how to keep them until spring planting—indoors by window? Worried roots would freeze in pots.
The expert said: keep cool but not freezing (32°F+). Unheated garage with window or enclosed porch ideal. Not in heated house. Water weekly—roots still grow. Keep soil damp, not wet. Spring: plant in 2× root ball holes, good soil, mulch 3 in., water.
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