If you\u2019re moving it\u2019s likely that you will want to bring your plants with you to your new home. Thankfully, with some careful planning, you can easily transport your plants to your new home. Here are some tips to help you get started.<\/p>\n
At UNITS\u00ae Moving and Portable Storage of Chicago, Illinois<\/a>, we help give moving pointers to our customers all the time. We often direct our customers to the most convenient moving services in the town available. Whether you need portable storage for your move or simply to keep your belongings safe and out of the way while you clean, our UNITS containers provide the perfect solution. To read more about how to move your plants for your move, check out our tips below.<\/p>\n Account for the season<\/strong><\/p>\n Exposed roots are vulnerable to the elements in warmer months. While it is possible to move your plants in the peak of summer, it\u2019s not recommended. If you plan on moving delicate plants or an abundance of plants, spring and fall are the best seasons to assure that they don\u2019t get damaged by the weather during the process of moving.<\/p>\n Give your plants a trim<\/strong><\/p>\n Trimming your plants before uprooting them will help them conserve energy when moving. Trim away all the dead and excess stems and leaves that may drain unnecessary energy from the plant. This is good practice in general to keep your plants healthy.<\/p>\n Hydrate before uprooting<\/strong><\/p>\n Not hydrating your plants can lead to a lot of stress on your plants during the moving process. The simple solution is to give your plants a deep soak the night before you dig up the plants; this will allow for water to permeate the soil and roots. Doing this will make sure that the roots stay intact as you are rooting the plant.<\/p>\n Take care when uprooting<\/strong><\/p>\n This is the stage that puts the most amount of stress on your plant. It\u2019s important to be cautious during the uprooting process as you can easily damage the plant. You can also water your plants moderately before digging them up to help ease the transition, just be careful not to overwater. Use a trowel to dig a circle around the plant, wide enough to avoid any roots. Remove the plant, keeping as much soil attached as possible and place in a pot that is large enough.<\/p>\n Replant ASAP<\/strong><\/p>\n Make sure that the plants are back into the ground as soon as possible, it\u2019s best to pack your plants last and unpack them first so you can transplant them as soon as possible. If possible, it is best to have the new locations of your plants prepared for transferring your plants.<\/p>\n We hope these tips will help your transition go as smoothly as possible! If they made your move to Chicago any easier, please share your experience in the comments below. To get a free quote on your UNITS container, call UNITS\u00ae Moving and Portable Storage of Chicago, Illinois<\/a> today!<\/p>\n Moving to Chicago? Check out these local attractions<\/strong><\/p>\n Chicago is a multicultural city that thrives on the harmony and diversity of its neighborhoods, the community and the values of America\u2019s heartland \u2013 hard work and integrity. Also known as the \u201cWindy City\u201d Chicago has a strong and vibrant arts and culture scene offering museums, performing arts, music festivals and more. The city is home to five major sports teams, world-class restaurants, and nightclubs as well as some of the best deep dish pizza around! Read on to see some of our favorite attractions in Chicago:<\/p>\n Burt\u2019s Place<\/a><\/p>\n Located in the Morton Grove section of Chicago, Burt\u2019s Place is famous for its delectable Chicago deep dish pizza complete with a caramelized crust. Original owner Burt Katz passed away but the restaurant saw a resurgence after Anthony Boudain paid them a visit in 2007. Stop in for a beer, glass of wine and some of the best pan pizza in the Windy City!<\/p>\n Navy Pier<\/a><\/p>\n Tourists from around the world flock to this attraction on the Lake Michigan Waterfront to enjoy the rides, entertainment, restaurants, exhibitions, shopping and dining cruises. Take a ride on the 15-story ferris wheel, catch a movie at the IMAX Theater, visit the Chicago Children\u2019s Museum, take a cruise or just relax and enjoy a delicious meal at one of the 25 eateries on the pier!<\/p>\n Read on to find wrapping, packing, and moving supplies in the Chicago area to help you with your furniture moving process:<\/p>\n The Home Depot<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n 1232 W. North Ave.<\/p>\n Chicago, IL 60642<\/p>\n (773) 486-9200<\/p>\n