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Transplanting or getting rid of 'Naked Ladies'

evpoole
12 years ago

For the longest time we had this foliage come up with the daffodils and no flower and later had pink blossoms in August. I never associated the two with each other until I pulled a bunch of the foliage out last year and realized our "Naked Ladies" didn't come up. But now they are back with a vengeance. I love the flower, but the foliage is in the middle of our front yard and makes a real mess. I would love to either transplant them to a different location or give them away to someone who has a more appropriate place for them. I am not sure whether these are Lycoris squamigera or amaryllus belladonna. When can I transplant them and what can I do to keep them from returning where they were? And does anyone in Northern Virginia want to come get some?

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