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9 years ago

I am having to condense my garden space. Can I transplant already established plants now or is there a better time to do it? I know with things like Iris I have to wait until they are done blooming. Thanks! I don't know if you all remember what my gardens looked like when I first started but it is too much for me to take care of anymore. That is why I haven't been on here in several years.

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vera_eastern_wa
9 years ago
I remember :)

If it's still cool enough I transplant! Over the last several days I've transplanted Iris and Daylily. They may not bloom now, but they will next year:)

Good too see you again!!

Vera
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