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Removing a border
Hello,
I'm currently planning to clear a badly-placed border which is to be turfed over (nr. Oxford btw). There's a few plants I'd like to keep - I'd appreciate advice on whether it's best to move them now or leave them until spring. There's a couple of Verbena bonariensis. Also there's several 3" seedlings that have popped up - could I maybe put them in pots until spring? Also a 2' Euphorbia mellifera, a smaller euphorb and a dwarf Cytisus need to be moved - any idea if they're ok to transplant now? Finally, there's 3 chocolate Cosmos. Interesting to note that I left them in their current spots in fairly heavy clay over winter last year, without even bothering to mulch them and 2 came up fine in spring. (And the 3rd bizarrely appeared just a few weeks ago, long after I assumed it had died!) ta for any ideas, G.A. |
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Removing a border
In article , Glen Able
writes Also a 2' Euphorbia mellifera, How have you managed to keep it to 2ft? ;-) -- Kay "Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river" |
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Removing a border
In message , Glen Able
writes Hello, I'm currently planning to clear a badly-placed border which is to be turfed over (nr. Oxford btw). There's a few plants I'd like to keep - I'd appreciate advice on whether it's best to move them now or leave them until spring. Now is a good time -- Chris French |
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