[gardeners] Moving Perennials

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Hi everyone. Well, it nows look like I'll be moving around November 1 or
thereabouts. Which is AFTER the frost date here in Kentucky. Is there any
way to move some of my perennials with me since I'll be moving them after
our first frost (unless it's an odd year)? There will not be the chance to
dig holding beds before that as the property will be graded the last thing.
There will be no basement to put them in - and not much garage space for
plants. I will have a screened-in porch - though it will not be heated. Any
ideas? TIA!

Rosemary in Lexington, KY
zone 6a

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