This is one way to do it. I actually did decide to ram the shovel in there after all. That’s part 2.
-Can you do this with other similar perennials: yes
-Is early spring or late fall the best time to do this: yes
-Is that when everyone has time to do it or feels like doing this: not necessarily
-Can it be a little messy after you do this: yes, but it will be fine and should recover. You can cut back the leaves after transplanting and it should produce new ones. Water a lot after you get them in the ground and keep watering every day until they stop drooping. If it’s very hot I water twice a day.
Go forth and harvest!
Location: client’s house (video of me done by Sarah)
My goal is to empower as many people as possible to get out there and get their hands dirty. I’m in zone 6 in the Boston area but almost all of the principles I talk about are applicable to any garden.🌺
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