It depends on what the trees are, (If I buy a new car, will it get at least 30 mpg?) but too warm is more likely than too cold.

Al

I need to figure out something along these lines also. I have a Dwarf Banana Tree, Dwarf Lime Tree & some berry bushes that i'll need to do something with kind of soon. Middle Tennessee Winter can get cold. We rarely have snow, but it'll get at or below freezing for probably 2 weeks total (scattered about days) or maybe more. I imagine the berry bushes/vines can stay outdoors & will just come back in the Spring, but the dwarf lime & banana, especially, will need to go indoors. The questions are: should I transplant first? When should I bring them inside for good? How should I care for them while indoors (sunny spot? fertilizer? etc...)? The lime tree i've had since May. The banana tree I just got a little over a month ago. It was just one big root (5x2 inches about) when I got it with one tiny 2 inch long half brown leaf & now it's becoming a monster! =) Y'all know I like those kinda plants...lol. It's about 1 & 1/2 feet tall. Stalk is thick! It's got several huge leaves on it. Any & all help appreciated.

Latest pic of Banana:

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Latest pic of lime:

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Here is a link that might be useful: Steve's Garden