All I can tell you is a local plant expert and radio show host, Bob Webster,
here in San Antonio has always recommended transplanting only in the warm
weather. You can talk to him at 210-824-3772, his nursery here in town.
If you have a potted plant where you have all the roots it is not so
critical. I would guess that they are practically dormant now and as they
don't seem to have a big root system that it is better when the conditions
are more conducive to new growth. Any way it works for me.

Cliff


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Why summer on the sago palm? isnt that a bit harsh for the plant?
thanks,
Anita


"Tx" wrote in
...
I have some bare flower beds ... it is too early to plant???

Depends on what you have in mind. A bit late for the winter annuals
and
too early for most of the summer ones. Great time for perennials of
any
kind.

I also have a sago palm that needs to be transplanted (girth is
starting
to block a walkway)... is there a best time to do this?

Best done in the heat of the summer.