Hi I Need To Transplant My Mom’s White Trilliums. They Have Been In Her Garden Since May 1980. And At Her Previous Home.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 03/03/2023 @ 12:55 am

Wait till they are dormant to transplant them, midsummer to winter, before they bloom in spring. Be sure the new location is ready with well-draining, moist, compost enriched soil. Here is more:

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