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Saving plants through the winter

20 years ago

I acquired part of a hibiscus plant from a friend. It still had roots on it and I planted it in a hanging plant. That was about 6 weeks ago. It seems to be doing ok, growing & still green. I have moved it inside the garage for winter. Should I fertilize it & put into a bigger pot? Also, when would be the best time to take cuttings from her plant? We have had a couple frost but the original plant is still blooming heavily. It is planted in the ground and my friend intends to dig it up, put it in a pot and take it into a garage. I want to be sure that I have some of it for next spring. Please help. I'm new at gardening. Can I keep cuttings through the winter?

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