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Jun 15th, 2010 at 12:52 PM
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I am thinking of planting some garlic in good sized planter boxes this fall. Will they freeze in the boxes?? I could plant them in the garden than transplant to the boxes in the spring when the ground softens.
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In Michigan they will freeze in boxes. I am sorry. Putting them in a basement or garage may work to overwinter them. I am not sure. I plant mine in fall here for a winter/ spring harvest.
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Thanks Tina - I thought so - I will use plan B
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