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Been cleaning up...

17 years ago

The last couple of days have been awesome so I have been cleaning up my garden some. I have lots of leaves, so I have been raking them up a little at a time and then mulching. Can't wait for it to STAY warm so I can plant SOMETHING!! Been thinking about moving some perinnials.. When would you suggest I do this??? I'm in Central Va.

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luvdoggies4
17 years ago
Hello-good for you-it's almost Spring! You can start transplanting perennials right now. Your transplants will do fine because basically they are is still dormant. Transplanting in warmer temps however, especially over 85 degrees or so, will require extra care and effort. Good luck! Enjoy.
coppertop367
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks for the info!
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