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I read through all the postings before asking, but I didn't see the answers I needed. I have several small JM's (less than 2' tall) that are currently in plastic pots on my back porch. What's the best way to winter them over? Should I put them in the covered part of my porch where they still get exposure to the elements, but very little water unless it rains. Should they be allowed to dry out and stay dry all winter? I could also bring them into the garage which has light from two windows.
Any advice for the best chance of survival?
Also, I have a 4' JM in an insulated plastic pot that is also on my back porch. I would imagine since its larger and older, it will winter easier than the babies.
Thanks in advance!
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