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Hebe
I planted this gorgeous New Zealand shrub by the side porch (Eastern
exposure) , but it is getting too big for the site. I would like to move it out front (Northern exposure) where I need a big plant. But I have spent a long time looking in vain for info on the Web about how it takes transplantation. I am generally a successful transplanter, but don't want to mess with an expensive plant if it isn't happy with moving house. Any experience out there? This is So.Calif coastal, about a mile from the beach in Santa Monica TIA |
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Hebe
On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 10:52:45 +0100, Janet Baraclough
wrote: Hebes grow very easily from cuttings and grow fast; I'd just cut off some stems and stick them in the ground where you want a new plant. Next year when you are sure at least one of them has taken , you can get rid of the old plant. Or try moving it somewhere just for the experience. -- 09=ix |
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