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Put her in the ground or in pots?

I'm redoing my mom's garden and I don't have a spot for the clems yet. Actually, I have a spot but I need to dig there for the arbor. So it will be a little while before they will have a permanant spot in the garden. Is it better to put them in the ground and transplant or pot them up and plop them in next year? I read the FAQ but I would like some more info (or just helpful hints) about planting these guys. Thanks in advance.

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