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erarebirth Mundelein, IL May 03, 2016

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On the identification thread it was thought that this might be phlox. Is this a plant I could transplant to another part of my yard? Is there a particular way/time to do it?

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ViburnumValley Scott County, KY(Zone 5b) May 04, 2016

Yes, you can transplant it.

If it is a relatively modest size, you should do it now - or at least when the ground is good and moist, like after a day or two of rain.

It likely won't even notice the move...

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erarebirth Mundelein, IL May 05, 2016

Thank you for the tips!!

Quote from ViburnumValley :
Yes, you can transplant it.

If it is a relatively modest size, you should do it now - or at least when the ground is good and moist, like after a day or two of rain.

It likely won't even notice the move...


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ViburnumValley Scott County, KY(Zone 5b) May 05, 2016

You are welcome. Post follow ups to how it goes, so that others may benefit from your experience.

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snakewatcher Lea Hill, WA May 06, 2016

Best time to transplant is when it's cool..(Early Morning or sunset) Where are you going to plant it? Phlox likes part sun/part shade..

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