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bleeding heart
My bleeding hearts are blooming..frost still = Zone #5. When can I dig up to transplant?
- Carol M
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Best is after they go dormant. Just mark the spot where it is and dig it up after the foliage has faded away.
If for some reason you can't wait that long, at least wait until it is finished blooming and preferably a little while after that--give the foliage time to feed the root, to replenish from the effort of blooming.
If for some reason you can't wait that long, at least wait until it is finished blooming and preferably a little while after that--give the foliage time to feed the root, to replenish from the effort of blooming.
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rainbowgardener - Super Green Thumb
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I would take Rainbows advice on waiting until they are dormant as they don't like to be moved to begin with and have very deep, fleshy, and easily broken roots.
- WildcatNurseryman
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bleeding heart
Thanks...I think I'll just buy a new plant!!! This forum is GREAT!!!!!
- Carol M
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