These small perenial flowers grow in a small patch next to my walk. I need to replace the walk as required by my borough's ordaniance. Could you please identify them and provide me with some transplanting tips. I would hate to see them get destroyed. I know that they are an early spring flower, and I am located in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States. Thank you in advance for your help. The phots were taken March 17, 2009 at about 13:30

Ok for some reason I can not upload the photos ... but I will continue trying.

"Blackpanther" wrote ...

These small perenial flowers grow in a small patch next to my walk. I
need to replace the walk as required by my borough's ordaniance. Could
you please identify them and provide me with some transplanting tips. I
would hate to see them get destroyed. I know that they are an early
spring flower, and I am located in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the
United States. Thank you in advance for your help. The phots were taken
March 17, 2009 at about 13:30

With Gardenbanter you have to post the photo to their site and then give us
a link. So, as this newsgroup is all about photos you may be better sending
your post and link to the Rec.Gardens newsgroup which is mainly populated by
your countrymen.
Alternatively come here direct, in OE go to Tools and click Newsgroups,
search for us, subscribe (it's free) and post away.


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Regards
Bob Hobden

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Blackpanther wrote:
These small perenial flowers grow in a small patch next to my walk. I
need to replace the walk as required by my borough's ordaniance. Could
you please identify them and provide me with some transplanting tips. I
would hate to see them get destroyed. I know that they are an early
spring flower, and I am located in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the
United States. Thank you in advance for your help. The phots were taken
March 17, 2009 at about 13:30



You picture did not make it through. Give it another try
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On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:09:58 -0400, Bill R wrote:

Blackpanther wrote:
These small perenial flowers grow in a small patch next to my walk. I
need to replace the walk as required by my borough's ordaniance. Could
you please identify them and provide me with some transplanting tips. I
would hate to see them get destroyed. I know that they are an early
spring flower, and I am located in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the
United States. Thank you in advance for your help. The phots were taken
March 17, 2009 at about 13:30



You picture did not make it through. Give it another try

He/she is not posting via USENET but rather through a blog/website in the
UK.

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Travis in Shoreline Washington

I hope this works for you. They are about midway down the page.
http://s674.photobucket.com/albums/v..._2009/Flowers/

One more try ....
http://s674.photobucket.com/albums/v...kpanther_2009/