Hi,

Congrats on the great deals! From one bargain shopper to another. I would go ahead and plant them in the vegetable garden until spring, when you have time to transplant. You could leave them in the pots, but you'd have to keep a close eye on watering. If you plan on doing that, it would be fine in 2 weeks to plant them in their permanent homes. BTW, I have miscanthus Adagio, just love this one. It's a wonderful grass, in full bloom for me now.

Jen

It's not easy to pass up a deal on grasses. I just ordered 28 Carex plants from Santa Rosa Gardens. 4" pots at less than half price..I couldn't say no!

Check their roots. If they aren't too rootbound, you could just bury the pots. If they are rootbound, I'd suggest either planting them in the ground, or potting them up and burying the pots.

I have the luxury of a warmer zone, and I'll probably plant out some of mine and potting up some. The potted up copies will get buried in the Tomato patch when it's finished for the year.

these grasses that have been in their pots all summer long are almost always root bound. my sugestion is to cut off one inch or so off the bottom of root ball.tease the roots the best you can. temporry plant them in your garden and mulch.I think they will be fine untill you are ready to plant them in two weeks or six months wich ever you choose. Randy