Transplant-ability of Vibernum- spring boquet???
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14 years ago
Hello to all...well, my landscaper planted my vibernum today...He wasn't really familiar with them (he does this part time) but I told him that these are a compact variety (what I was told) and shouldn't be more than 4 feet wide since they are in total shade...
Well, each set of 2 were planted about 1 1/2 feet apart. I am using them for sceening am very impatient. I'm trying to get some more privacy from the 4 young kids moving in next door (hehe)...I couldn't find larger ones than 3 gallon pots so that's what I used. Which leads me to my question-
I'm SO tempted to leave them where they are amd let them grow....if they get rather large by next year, do you think I can then transplant them at that point and move them furhter apart?
Yes, I"m all about stupid, instant gratification.
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Donna
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