Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Store Plants in a Storage Unit?
No, storing plants in a storage unit is not typically permitted. Most storage facilities prohibit plant storage, as they're living things that quickly wilt without care and risk attracting pests. However, you can keep shovels, trowels, shears, and other gardening tools in a storage unit.
Can I Store Artificial Plants in a Storage Unit?
Yes, fake plants can be stored in a storage unit. Unlike live plants, they require no care and do not attract pests. You can protect fake plants in storage from dust by using plastic covers or sealed bins and boxes.
How Can I Temporarily Store Plants When Moving?
Rather than using a self storage facility for storing plants, consider leaving them with a friend, using a plant-sitting service, or placing them in a well-lit garage temporarily. If you need longer-term plant storage, some local gardening centers or greenhouses may be willing to offer temporary greenhouse rental space.
