"Bill" wrote in message
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Well, my stepfather just informed me that he is selling the family farm,
where we've lived for years. Forget figuring how I'm going to deal with
all
the four-legged beasties, what am I going to do with my PLANTS????
I refuse to leave all my beautiful acquisitions, many with personal
memories
of the long-gone friends who gave them to me, to the attentions of a new
owner. I don't know when I am going to move, and I'm concerned about
doing
it in a way that will least traumatize my plants. My gardens are huge
so
there is no way I intend to move everything, but some of everything is
what
I'm aiming for.
Can anyone recommend a comprehensive site for determining the best way
to
approach moving my stuff? I have everything from grasses to small trees
to
rosebushes to euphorbias, and I need to get some sense of how to handle
their respective moves, depending on what time of year this occurs.
Does
this make sense?
Oh, and I'll remain in the same zone.
Any input would be appreciated.
Callen in VA
Why not just buy the farm? Might be easier. Or perhaps just that
part of the farm that your plants reside on?
Bill
Well, it was just appraised at over $1 million....
And the mention of buying (my) part of it immediately raised unexpected
(although they shouldn't have been unexpected) reactions from future
beneficiaries of monies generated by the sale.
Callen in VA