Hi!
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer.
My fiance and I have a little garden filled with perennials- but we are buying a house and moving late July-early August. I want to take the flowers with me, but is it a bad time to move them?
We can keep the flowers where we are now until the fall, if we have to- but I really just want to take them over to our new house.
I can't tell you the names of the flowers- I could take pictures and put them up if that's easier. The peonies that I have will probably have to wait until the spring huh?
Thanks for your help!
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shadowsmom
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The peonies would do better with a fall move. Since they are done blooming now (or soon) they could, with a lot of loving care, take to the move the best during the summer.
Personally, since you could wait until fall to move everything that's what I would do. It's really stressful relocating perennials at the height of summer. If you had to move them it would be worth giving it a try, but since you have the option of waiting until fall I would do that.
Good luck with the new house! Take some time to move in, prepare your garden beds and in the fall go back and get your plants.
Personally, since you could wait until fall to move everything that's what I would do. It's really stressful relocating perennials at the height of summer. If you had to move them it would be worth giving it a try, but since you have the option of waiting until fall I would do that.
Good luck with the new house! Take some time to move in, prepare your garden beds and in the fall go back and get your plants.