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mavisc52

By Mavisc52

Newcastle, United Kingdom

I have a well established plant but now I have noticed a new plant growing further along from the main plant can this new plant be moved or is it best to leave it a while till it grows a bit more . Thanks



  • Question asked on 9 Sep, 2009

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inverglen
Inverglen
 

Yes they do multiply. If it were me I think I would move plants a little bit later in the autumn

9 Sep, 2009

seaburngirl
Seaburngirl
 

I'd be tempted to leave it until after flowering in the spring. if the new one doesnt flower then move it when the other bigger one has.
If you wait too long into the autumn it might be too cold for it to take root.

9 Sep, 2009

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