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Jenna went in in a box, one that I'd been saving for her (thank you, Amazon). Since she died at home I was able to get her into the ground quickly, within a couple hours, curled into a perfect fit. I doubt if my hole is quite deep enough, but I put concrete pavers on top to keep other curious critters away. At some point (probably just before I sell the place, if ever) I'll put a stone out there so future gardeners won't be surprised - it's the sunniest spot on the property and was a prime tomato-growing spot. But now it's catmint and anise hyssop and native bee balm, a perfect butterfly garden, which she would appreciate, I think.