moving perrenials

lyssa1976

11 years ago

I am not very good at judging placement in my garden beds so now that they are all blooming I can better see where I want them. So my question is how late is it safe for me to move them?

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tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
11 years ago
What are you planning on moving?

tj
madisonkathy
11 years ago
lyssa, I have the same problem. Dear Husband says he knows the difference between perennials and annuals....perennials are the ones I keep moving. I usually go with the old wives tale (since I'm an old wife)...if it blooms in spring, separate in fall. If it blooms in the fall, separate in the spring.
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tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱

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