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Place heavy containers on special-purpose dollies fitted with castors so they can be easily moved. Another option is to place them in a child’s wagon that is painted to harmonize with your garden décor.
“Large clay pots filled with plants that must overwinter indoors can be extremely heavy – virtually immovable. To ensure they can be moved in winter, try planting your plant in a lightweight 22.5 L (5 gal.) plastic pot that sits inside the ceramic pot. The double-potting technique reduces weight while making ceramic pots and plants much easier to move.” – Peter Symcox, award-winning gardener and GardenWise Magazine columnist
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