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Old 28-08-2004, 08:08 PM
vsop
 
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I want to move and replant some Gooseberry bushes. When is the best time of
year to do this ?

A neighbour is of the opinion that they should not be moved whilst they are
in full leaf ?......but then he's wrong about most things !.....so I
thought I'd check.

Does it matter ?
Would appreciate any advice.
Thank you.


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Old 28-08-2004, 10:42 PM
Franz Heymann
 
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"vsop" wrote in message
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I want to move and replant some Gooseberry bushes. When is the best

time of
year to do this ?

A neighbour is of the opinion that they should not be moved whilst

they are
in full leaf ?......but then he's wrong about most things !.....so

I
thought I'd check.


It is usually better to move plants in the dormant season, i.e. lare
autumn to early spring

Franz


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Old 30-08-2004, 05:39 PM
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Franz Heymann wrote:
: "vsop" wrote in message
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:: I want to move and replant some Gooseberry bushes. When is the best
:: time of year to do this ?
::
:: A neighbour is of the opinion that they should not be moved whilst
:: they are in full leaf ?......but then he's wrong about most things
:: !.....so I thought I'd check.
:
: It is usually better to move plants in the dormant season, i.e. lare
: autumn to early spring
:
: Franz

Yes Franz is right, never when in full leaf unless you have no choice but to
try


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