Camelia question
Anyone know whether camelias can be transplanted successfully? I have 2 that
are not in a suitable spot, about 1 mt. tall, if it's likely they'll die if moved I'll leave them, thanks any feedback. |
"whiteMemphis" wrote in
: Anyone know whether camelias can be transplanted successfully? I have 2 that are not in a suitable spot, about 1 mt. tall, if it's likely they'll die if moved I'll leave them, thanks any feedback. I've successfully moved Camellias of that size. Geodyne |
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 10:39:21 +1100, "whiteMemphis" wrote:
Anyone know whether camelias can be transplanted successfully? I have 2 that are not in a suitable spot, about 1 mt. tall, if it's likely they'll die if moved I'll leave them, thanks any feedback. You can safely move them in winter when they are dormant. Dig a big hole and try not to disturb the roots. Also treat them with Seasol before and after the move. |
....a mountain is a fair height though.
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