By Jaykaty
Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
I have a Nandina domestica which I want to move, its been in the ground for about 3 years and is about 2'6 tall. Can I move it now or should I wait until Spring?
- 22 Oct, 2016
Answers
Thanks for your answer Shelia, I'll follow your advice. Unfortunately, although I'm in Hertfordshire too, we haven't had much rain here yet and the soil is very dry, so I'll make sure I water it well before and after I move it.
22 Oct, 2016
Good thinking. Come to think of it, our soil is still quite dry in shady borders, but I was weeding this morning in a sunnier, more open patch and it was fine :)
22 Oct, 2016
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Hi Jaykaty - this is a very good time to move plants. The soil is still warm, and (if your soil is like ours), quite soft after the recent rains. Good luck!
22 Oct, 2016