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16-06-2007, 05:09 PM
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Need to move Russian sage TODAY
....and I'm finding a surprising amount of resistance as I try to dig it
out. This is only its second year and it's about four feet tall; how widely do the roots spread? Yes, I know it's not a good time, what with this drought and the fact that it's just started to bloom, but does anyone know how big a root ball I should look for? TIA! |
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