>>>>>>><I would plant those peaches *now*, even if just to heel them in
temporarily - if the latter, in an area with wind protection if possible.>>>>
I potted them in a tub with potting soil and they are in the garage. I have other plants there that seem to be doing OK although it's been really warm here. I don't think it will freeze. At least not very hard. And if it forecasts a stretch of really cold, I can take them to the basement which isn't very cool.
SO when can I plant them outside? The forecast is for 50, I think, on wednesday. The temperature goes up and down like a yo-yo. If they would be ok potted, I would just as soon leave them that way until May 1 or so. But it's anyone's guess what the weather will be May 1.
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Toni in zone 4 Iowa USA
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