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Japanese Maple in Zone 5

20 years ago

I would like to know if a Japanese Maple 'Crimson Queen' can survive the winter in a container in zone 5. I can move it to a screened porch where it will be shielded from wind.

Any advice or suggestions will be appreciated!

Carol

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