Danielle in NW Indiana has 3 wandering jews and 2 flowering vines outside since May. Wandering jew rooted into mulch; vines wrapped porch woodwork. Asks whether to plant in ground or bring in before freeze.
Will Creed: Wandering jew is frost-sensitive (<45°F)—must come in. Unidentified vines: if tropical, bring in. Place near sunny window to offset light drop. Fall is good time to prune vines substantially—keeps them full, eases moving. Can move out again next spring.
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