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Old 19-Mar-2008   #2
redhawkbonsai
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Taakeulv19

Elms really like to go dormant during the winter. I would think that you would be ok with moving your elms in mid summer; this will give them plenty of time to acclimate to the seasons there in the far north. You probably will have to winterize them when the temp goes to sub-freezing. http://www.bonsai-bci.com/species/elm.html

Check with a local club after (and maybe before) you get there.

http://www.absbonsai.org/USAClubs.html

Ugh, going from 1 extreme to another. Just be glad you’re not doing in mid winter!

When I move to South Texas from Silly-con valley in '94, I snuck out several trees and brought them here in the middle of July, needless to say I lost a few the 1st few weeks, they got BAKED! But I went from cool weather to very, very HOT. This is just to opposite from what you are doing.

Good luck with your move, redhawk
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