Joined: Sat Nov 15, 2008 12:34 pm Posts: 29 Location: Rockwall,TX
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I cut mine all the way to the ground and cover them with 4-6 inches of mulch or compost. I have a friend who thins his to just 2-3 stalks each year and leaves 3-4 foot above ground in the winter. He wraps these trunks heavily. Mine always freeze to the ground. If you move them now you take a chance on them freezing or rotting. Try transplanting some and try holding some over in an area where they are protected from the weather. Get a large bucket and put the root ball in there. This would be one of the only times I would consider using peat moss to store them in.
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