Storing plants and flowers through the winter
Holly Trinnaman of Moses Lake shows off some of her dahlias she has stored in a cooler to “overwinter” until the next growing season.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
A boxwood topiary plant sits near the entrance to Holly Trinnaman’s greenhouse in Moses Lake.
Holly Trinnaman stands in her new greenhouse on Thursday surrounded by a variety of her plants she’s hoping can last through winter.
A lemon cyprus topiary plant is just one of the numerous things Holly Trinnaman of Moses Lake has stored in her greenhouse behind her home.
Holly Trinnaman shows off some of the geranium cuttings she has saved in a tub in her greenhouse to hopefully survive the winter.
MOSES LAKE — Rather than starting fresh next spring, there are plenty of plants that can be saved from your garden or lawn for next season. Making sure your plants are stored properly helps ensure they make it through the winter.
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