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Southern Gardening
hostacrazy

Rhododendron question

hostacrazy
19 years ago

I have recently moved to NC (zone 7) and would like to transplant some Rhododendron on my property. Is now an appropriate time to transplant them? Thanks for any suggestions you may have.

Kathy

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