A gardener bought 36-inch tall asters in fall and asks whether to plant now or overwinter in pots.
Plant as soon as possible. Fall planting allows root establishment before winter. The more frosts they endure in pots, the higher the risk of root damage or death.
Pots freeze solid, killing roots. Ground provides thermal buffering. Zone 7 winters are mild enough for fall planting success.
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