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Gardening Know How Questions & Answers - https://questions.gardeningknowhow.comSucculents, small trees, flowering plants, the usuals. Nothing fancy but I like to get them outside for about 4 months of the year in a protected spot. All generally do very nicely. We also put out about 20 of our 2000+ book collection.
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1 Comment To "When Can I Put My House Plants Outside For The Summer? I Live In Zone 6b (Boston). Thank You In Advance."
#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 06/05/2021 @ 11:18 am
When nighttime temperatures are consistently in the 50s it is usually safe to move houseplants out. Be sure to acclimate them to more light. Keep them in dappled shade for a few days. Depending on the varieties, none may need full sun. If you have tropicals, you might wait till nighttime temps are in the 60s.