When the temps. cool down some, you can pot them up & if you're worried about them over winter, you just dig holes & put the pots in the ground, that way you don't disturb the roots by transplanting again yet you get the benefit of the ground keeping them warm as opposed to them sitting on top of the ground. When spring comes, you can truly plant them in the garden.
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