Planting 12’ Bay Trees In The Ground

We have 2 very large bay trees they are now outgrowing the very large pots. We need to know if they can be transplanted in the ground

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 04/15/2021 @ 2:51 am

Bay laurel is hardy in zones 8 to 10. Even though that range goes down to 15 degrees F (-9 C), the tree is frost sensitive at about 20 degrees F or -7 C. So if your climate is that warm in the winter, you should be able to transplant the tree out in the garden. Be sure and mulch well come winter time.

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