Come On In: Tips for Overwintering Plants Indoors

There’s more that goes into the move than you might think.
Come On In: Tips for Overwintering Plants Indoors
Instead of transplanting tomatoes, take a cutting and put it in water until it can be transplanted to an inside pot. johan kusuma/Shutterstock
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Bring the basil, rosemary, lemongrass, tomatoes, peppers, and even dwarf citrus trees indoors for a winter bounty and a head start on next season.

Looking over the garden as the days get shorter and the first frost moves closer signals the end of the growing season for those without a greenhouse—or does it?

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