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Spiraea Tor

greenhavenrdgarden

14 years ago

I bought 6 Tors today, in 2 gallon containers. Should I find a spot in the garden now or can I keep them in the nursery pots overwinter and plant them in the spring? Is it too late? It's been really warm here in CT.

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brandon7 TN_zone7
14 years ago
Plant them now! They'll be better established for next year and it will save you a lot of needless overwintering labor/worry.
botann
14 years ago
I agree with Brandon, the quicker, the better.
Mike
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laceyvail 6A, WV
14 years ago
This is an ideal time to plant shrubs and trees.
greenhavenrdgarden
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks for the encouragement. Got them all in plus 4 more.

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