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Ornamental Grass
lorri_gw

transplanting Northern Sea Oats now

lorri
10 years ago

I have a small clump of Northern Sea Oats grass that is currently in the shade that I would like to move to a new bed with a lot of sun. (mostly Western exposure.) Do you think I could move it now and have it survive, or should I wait until Spring?

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