Two 1-ft lilac saplings in pots; planting spot not ready. Toronto zone 5. Options: plant wrong place, bury pots, or bring inside?
Keep indoors in unheated, frost-free place (garage, unheated porch). Light not needed (dormant). Keep compost just damp. Plant out when spot ready in spring.
Planting in wrong place + spring dig = too much trauma. Burying pots risks freeze-thaw damage. Indoor cool storage = safest.
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