dig down, dig under them and move clumps. so dig something of a trench around the
area, then start under them, lifting and moving. since there is going to be a pond
anyway there is no wasted effort. BTW, a good use for the volume of dirt removed
from a pond is to make raised beds. Ingrid

davholla wrote:


I live in London UK and have just got a new house. Where I want to put
a pond there are loads of daffodils emerging. Can these be moved
safely ? If so how ?



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