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I have some beautiful fuschia Phlox growing in front of my house. They are
very tall (about chest high). There are a few that I would like to
transplant where you can see them better. How would I do this? Just dig them
up and relocate? Or are their roots sensitive and I would probably kill
them?

Thanks!
Angie

I am guessing this is Phlox paniculata but I might be wrong. I would
transplant in fall after you prune back for the winter...or even in spring
before flush.

--
Mike LaMana, MS
Heartwood Consulting Services, LLC
Toms River, NJ
www.HeartwoodConsulting.net




"junkyardcat" wrote in message
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I have some beautiful fuschia Phlox growing in front of my house. They are
very tall (about chest high). There are a few that I would like to
transplant where you can see them better. How would I do this? Just dig
them
up and relocate? Or are their roots sensitive and I would probably kill
them?

Thanks!
Angie