Wish me luck!

[kbob11]

It’s been a good run.  5 years in the ground here in MA zone 6A.  We are moving to 5B 1300.’  The timing is really bad but they will be stored in a cool garage until March.  Fingers crossed.  

[Ben G.]

Good luck. That's a lot of work to move those. Then again, I am sure you have put a lot of work into keeping them alive. I hope your plan works out for you.

[Allen]

Fingers crossed!  How hard was it to get into truck?

[Las Palmas Norte]

Now that's dedication! Best of luck on the move.

[N8ALLRIGHT]

Hopefully your new place has a heated basement with a good southern exposure side to plant on that's protected from the wind . That's dedication!

Good luck 🤞

[Colin1110082]

1 hour ago, kbob11 said:

It’s been a good run.  5 years in the ground here in MA zone 6A.  We are moving to 5B 1300.’  The timing is really bad but they will be stored in a cool garage until March.  Fingers crossed.  

From a fellow bay stater I hope they make it! What area are you in? I’m in Merrimack valley 

[kbob11]

@Colin1110082 Worcester -> Princeton 

[kbob11]

@AllenNot terrible.  I slowly pulled them out with my truck and then used a tree dolly and ramps.  I have them balled and burlaped in a garage that gets cold but doesn’t freeze.  Wondering if I can leave them dry for a few months.  I never watered in the winter when they were in the ground but different scenario. 

[kbob11]

[Allen]

1 hour ago, kbob11 said:

@AllenNot terrible.  I slowly pulled them out with my truck and then used a tree dolly and ramps.  I have them balled and burlaped in a garage that gets cold but doesn’t freeze.  Wondering if I can leave them dry for a few months.  I never watered in the winter when they were in the ground but different scenario. 

I would give them some water every couple weeks - once month.  Watch fronds and make sure they don't fold up