transplanting pussy willow branches

My girlfriend took some pussy willow branches from arrangements from her son’s funeral. She has rooted them in water. They now have roots, but it is winter. What should she do with the rooted branches until spring?

Thank you.
kim

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 02/06/2017 @ 7:17 pm

You could go ahead and pot up the rooted cuttings.
Use a good commercial potting soil and a pot that can fit the roots with just a bit more room. The pot should have a good drainage hole.
Place the cuttings in a bright sunny spot and you can move outdoors when temperatures stay above freezing.
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