Yes, you can dig them up and store them, or you could plant them in pots until you're ready to plant them back in the ground next year.

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i tossed mine in a open box with a little dirt one year, ment to replant em and forgot, they did better than the box did

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OUTSIDE, in the snow, cold and freezing temps..
It's Buffalo here for gosh sakes....
They got snow already and it's only the middle of
October..

Honestly, they're a hardy breed..
If you just put them in a pot, fill them with
plain ordinary garden soil, *I wouldn't do those bagged soils, they're too rich for them* and maybe some mulched/chopped up leaves around the base of the pot and put under a big tree canopy or by something to maybe block the wind..
but mine are out and they've faired nicely...

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Weezie

Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have
done this have entertained angels without realizing it.
- Bible - Hebrews 13:2





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