Bulbs: Is anybody familar with Bloodroot?, 1 by DaleTheGardener

DaleTheGardener wrote:
I have no direct experience with this wildflower, but, most are moved when dormant. I would suggest you not let them dry out and no direct exposure to sunlight. I would think that if you move them is moist leaf litter they should not suffer shock. I thnik the roots are brittle and you will need to leave them in their native soil. Try taking a piece of soil that is 6-12" across and at least 4-6" deep.

I once had a e mail conversation with a wildflower company in Ontario Canada that had 20-30 different types of this plant, bet they would be a good source of advice. I no longer have a bookmark for that company, but, if I find it I will let you know. You could try a search for wildflower growers, that might get professional information. I grew up in MN and it was always the first flower in spring.