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Four o clocks
I dug up some Four o clocks and moved them. They were at least 3 feet tall,
and the root (rhizome, corm??) was good sized. (at least as big as a woman's fist) Of course the Four o clocks do not look happy in their new spot. Very droopy and wilted looking. It's been a week since I transplanted them. I am in South Louisiana, below New Orleans. If they don't perk up, maybe just leave them in the ground and they will catch up next season? I did a Google search and the only transplant information that I could find was on seedlings. Perry |
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