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WANTED: advice on transplanting Japanese anemone

shadysite
14 years ago

I planted a Japanese anemone in too much shade; it flowered the first year and not in the four years since. Last year I tried to divide and transplant to a sunnier spot, but much drier (top of berm), and division died off. Any advice from an expert?

I have a wide range of soil moistures, rather little sun. Basically clay/woodland soil but several beds have terrific topsoil and worms after years of adding shredded leaves.

Thanks, Lisa

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