anat79
2019-01-05 18:16:19
- #1
Hello everyone,
three years ago we planted 7 cherry laurels, variety Genolia, in the house we are currently renting, which we would like to take with us when we move. The laurels are now about 2m tall. The move is in February. The idea would be to temporarily put them in 60l mortar buckets and replant them in the new garden in spring/early summer.
However, we would only want to go through the effort if the chance of the plants surviving is high.
Does anyone have knowledge about plants and can say something about this, or is it nonsense?
Oh, and the landlord has no objection.
Thanks :-)
three years ago we planted 7 cherry laurels, variety Genolia, in the house we are currently renting, which we would like to take with us when we move. The laurels are now about 2m tall. The move is in February. The idea would be to temporarily put them in 60l mortar buckets and replant them in the new garden in spring/early summer.
However, we would only want to go through the effort if the chance of the plants surviving is high.
Does anyone have knowledge about plants and can say something about this, or is it nonsense?
Oh, and the landlord has no objection.
Thanks :-)