live in new York can planter be outside
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I purchased three in the early spring and they are all on my deck outside. I am very pleased with them.
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Since it is described on various websites as "indoor planter" I'm inclined to believe that it is only meant to be indoors. The one I bought is used indoors. Amazon's own description says, "All beautiful, all durable, all practical, both indoors and out" so it may depend on just how cold it gets where you live.
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maybe under a covered porch. depending where you live, you may not want to leave it out during winter
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I live in FL, so I can plant any time. When I lived in NY, I would start the seeds indoors and set them out in the spring.
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I guess, depend on the superfice outside. I live in a condo, so for me works perfectly.
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With protection, yes. I had a relative plant one successfully in sheltered portion of his yard in Charlottesville, VA and it did well. I planted mine near the house hear in southern New England and it seems to be doing well. I would plant it near a heated structure, cover it with hay or mulch, then plastic in the winter and cut it back before covering. Give it a lightly shaded location, mulch the roots and it will just love Manassas. You can see one growing in the botanical gardens in Arlington. I saw one growing successfully in Salamanca, New York to an enormous size and another doing very well in Norwich, Connecticut. Good luck! With protection, yes. I had a relative plant one successfully in sheltered portion of his yard in Charlottesville, VA and it did well. I planted mine near the house hear in southern New England and it seems to be doing well. I would plant it near a heated structure, cover it with hay or mulch, then plastic in the winter and cut it back before covering. Give it a lightly shaded location, mulch the roots and it will just love Manassas. You can see one growing in the botanical gardens in Arlington. I saw one growing successfully in Salamanca, New York to an enormous size and another doing very... » Read More With protection, yes. I had a relative plant one successfully in sheltered portion of his yard in Charlottesville, VA and it did well. I planted mine near the house hear in southern New England and it seems to be doing well. I would plant it near a heated structure, cover it with hay or mulch, then plastic in the winter and cut it back before covering. Give it a lightly shaded location, mulch the roots and it will just love Manassas. You can see one growing in the botanical gardens in Arlington. I saw one growing successfully in Salamanca, New York to an enormous size and another doing very well in Norwich, Connecticut. Good luck! « Show Less
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Nope, they cannot. You are supposed to plant it outside when there is no more threat of frost, then after the summer, before it frost out, cut the leaves off down to the ground, dig up the bulb of the plant, put it in a brown paper bag, store it in your house somewhere warm and dry, when summer comes back around you can plant it back outside, give it lots of water and it will come back, and you'll get more bulbs every year.. That's how we plant these in maryland, they are for summertime only.
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this kind of tree will not make it in new York state as I am from there watertown ny the winters are to cold for it and it will freeze they are a vary pretty tree as I have 5 of them all different colors just get your self a nice lilac tree about the same thing as these are called by some people down here a fl. lilac tree
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The planter has a botton but it is open on the sides. You can place a pot in it. I am very pleased with this planter.
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We live in N.Y. and play it outside most of the year. You would need to have high ceilings in the basement and plenty of open space to enjoy it fully.
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It's great for a planter, and added a lot to my front yard collection. Easy to assemble. I would suggest weather proofing it to protect it from the rain. Thinking about getting one for the back next to the pond.
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In my opinion, the stepstool itself would be okay outside in the weather. I would not recommend using it outside unless you set it up on a hard and level surface like concrete or wooden decking. I would never use it in the yard though...NEVER!
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I use them outside in New York State, though I bring them in for the winter. Unless you have an extremely strict homeowner's association, then yes, they can be used outdoors
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The Manufacturer recommends moving them indoors - http://www.noveltymfg.com/Products/SquarePlanters/EllaTall/EllaTallTipsandInstallation/tabid/239/Default.aspxWe have left them outside in zone 5 and have not had any issues.
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No, this is for outside garden use. Take a look at Dr. Earth 759. Also here at Amazon
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Depends on the climate where you live if you get frost or freezing temperatures don't plant it in the ground.
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Yes. You must install a wood slat to your house, siding, brick exterior... then install the bracket that comes with the planter-box to the wood slat (not included). I was not extremely thrilled by this since I had planned to remove the boxes during winter months. Otherwise, I was thrilled with my boxes.