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SOUTH DAKOTA (Zone 4b)  WildWildFlower Apr 22, 2018 7:58 PM CST |
| For 15 years I've had a tradition of traveling (by car) about 10 hours away for the summer. With pets, and other family members, and stuff like that, the car gets pretty packed. I have also, recently acquired, a large indoor garden collection, and would not dream of leaving behind for three months. Any tips for traveling with my garden? Things you should not do, and should do, and all that. Thanks! :) P.S, I don't live in the kind of climate where herbs, and such could be planted. |
Name: Mindi Hammerstone Tracy, CA (Zone 9b)    MindiHammerstone Apr 22, 2018 9:56 PM CST |
| Wildwildflower, First of all welcome!!  I don't have any advice but Iam sure someone will give you an answer soon!! 😀 Mindi |
SOUTH DAKOTA (Zone 4b) WildWildFlower Apr 22, 2018 10:02 PM CST |
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Name: Sally central Maryland Seriously addicted to kettle chips.            sallyg Apr 23, 2018 12:20 AM CST |
| If you've ever gotten mailorder plants you'd have an idea of how they are packed for shipping.You wouldn't have to take all that trouble, but they'd be fine if you can pack them up somewhat for a day. They can be wrapped in newspaper and laid together in a flatish box, for example.or stacked and crammed together, all depends on the type of growth, and you might knock a few stems off. Bottom line, they can be packed into a closed box for a day or two and be fine if they aren't left in the sun. ..come into the peace of wild things..-Wendell Berry Life is a buffet (anon) |
SOUTH DAKOTA (Zone 4b) WildWildFlower Apr 23, 2018 5:32 AM CST |
| Thank you so much!! |
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