Pics of my overwintering

[hinmo24t]

Back of garage and in garage
Might bring that cotoneaster in garage soon or breezeway even though it's in a big nursery container and prob fine

A lot of what I have is getting work and put into shallow trainers next season. Hardcuts airlayers etc etc

 

[Colorado]

Nice setup! My only critique would be that I would probably take the outside trees off the benches and place directly on the ground.

I am going to be bringing some of mine into the garage soon too since we are supposed to get down into the teens next week.

 

[Bonsai Nut]

Nice setup! My only critique would be that I would probably take the outside trees off the benches and place directly on the ground.

I was about to say the exact same thing

 

[hinmo24t]

Thanks. If I put them on ground they'd be 10'off back of garage, otherwise on concrete. Not much sun out back this time of year and I'm not sure about the concrete vs benches. I do know this worked well (didn't lose any) doing this before so I lean on that. You could be correct as the better option though...and i read it's temp variation that hurts plants vs absolute temps. Would be a good science project

 

[Dav4]

Thanks. If I put them on ground they'd be 10'off back of garage, otherwise on concrete. Not much sun out back this time of year and I'm not sure about the concrete vs benches. I do know this worked well (didn't lose any) doing this before so I lean on that. You could be correct as the better option though...and i read it's temp variation that hurts plants vs absolute temps. Would be a good science project

There are absolutely no issues storing trees on concrete unless standing water is an issue there. My new outdoor storage area here in zone 6 MI is a patio made out of concrete pavers... I couldn't be happier. I'd have your trees on the ground and plan on mulching the pots by the end of the year.