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transplanting native flowers

utzybuzzy
10 years ago

This was my first summer trying to establish a native garden. Over the summer I realized plant sizes were not exactly true. So I embed up planting then to close together. Other ones I think need more sun than shade and they were under a tree which of course as it grows there's more shade.

My question is is fall a good time to transplant them? .Also should I cut then back before transplanting?

One other question. Should I spread the seeds from Mikweeds now or in the spring? Same with sunflowers? There's mulch underneath so I wasn't sure.

Sorry for all the questions. Just been trial and error!

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