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I am new to 名媛直播 and have a winter protection question. I have three deciduous trees that I am growing that have had only one season of growth. I live in Chicago were the temps can occasionally fall well below -10 degrees Fahrenheit. How do I keep them protected for the winter? I do not have a garage or basement so that is not an option.
1) I am considering heeling them in my garden inside the pots. Will that be enough to protect them?
2) If not heeling, then what do I protect the pots with? Towels?
Sorry for my lack of knowledge. I really want these trees to survive so that I can eventually train them.

thanks!

RP名媛直播 wrote: I am new to 名媛直播 and have a winter protection question. I have three deciduous trees that I am growing that have had only one season of growth. I live in Chicago were the temps can occasionally fall well below -10 degrees Fahrenheit.

Three things we need to know to be able to give you an answer:
- The temperature in C. This is an international forum using international standards and I don't know what -10F is.
- The tree species
- Age / state of development of the trees

So that would be -23C, it's a silver maple that i am growing from seed. It is only 1 year old.

Thanks for the advice in advance.