23F might be pushing the resistance of unprotected flower buds on plants that have not hardened for winter yet so your plan is reasonable. Tell them to have a nice winter slumber from me! Hee hee hee!

Hi Nichols,why would you put them back out seem like double the work I would let them be.......I put 4 in my shed last wk ...2 where 20 gals very heavy the others 7 gals

I regret not bringing them in on Thurs..you should see how BAD the ones planted outside look..they were exposed Thurs & Fri night and they look MUCH worse..hopefully I didn't ruin the ones in the pots for the summer of 2018..not counting on blooms from the ones outside..using them for filler because I had them..my best varieties are in the pots..

hyed..my shed is built on to the back of the garage..it's close..they were moist when I put them in last year..trying to do the same..just wondered..were yours leafed out and still green..some of mine were last year..

realized my comments might be confusing..they were outside..last night into the garage..planning to put back out for some sun and rain..then into the shed until spring..you're right hyed in and out IS a pain..we're retired and have time to waste haha..

Over the last few yrs I have been replacing some of my ES, few blooms and a lot of wk to winter pro, the remaining ones just to big (5’x7’) Mother Nature will call the shots... this yr with the warm Fall I did get a number blooms (Sept right up to this week..Thur. night temps fell to the teens, bingo all gone)

you have such pretty blooms on your other varieties..I would give the Endless Summers the boot too..