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briangifford · 10-08-2018, 07:46 AM

Hey there.
I was looking at the long term forecast her in Central KY.
The Temps are supposed to go down to 38 and 39 next week (42 this Thursday).
i have a Manzano in the ground that has shot up to 15 or more feet (tallest leaf ). and some Dwarf Cavendish (I think). Should I go ahead and dig them up or wait. The Temps are then supposed to go back to mid 40's and even 50's at night. This will be the first time I will overwinter them in the garage and with the Manzano so tall I really want it to survive for best chance to fruit next year.
Anybody able to give me advice on what to do? I am just wanting to not mess it up.

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briangifford Location: Frankfort, KY Find me on the map! Zone: 6 - 7 Name: Brian (B) Join Date: Jun 2017 Posts: 28 BananaBucks : 15,404 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 10 Times Was Thanked 41 Times in 19 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Temps forecast to 38 on 10/15 Hey there. I was looking at the long term forecast her in Central KY. The Temps are supposed to go down to 38 and 39 next week (42 this Thursday). i have a Manzano in the ground that has shot up to 15 or more feet (tallest leaf ). and some Dwarf Cavendish (I think). Should I go ahead and dig them up or wait. The Temps are then supposed to go back to mid 40's and even 50's at night. This will be the first time I will overwinter them in the garage and with the Manzano so tall I really want it to survive for best chance to fruit next year. Anybody able to give me advice on what to do? I am just wanting to not mess it up.