Transplanting Easter Lilies

Want to move from flower bed that receives morning sun to a bed which gets more sunlight. These are pups from original plant.

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#1 Comment By shelley On 03/26/2015 @ 12:45 pm

Dig up the lily carefully until the bulbs are exposed and gently extract it from the ground. Examine the root and bulb structure – look for natural divisions – this should be very evident because each new bulb will have its own set of roots/foliage. Divide the bulbs at these points with pruning shears. I would only take about one-third of the established plant for the new planting.

Then, follow the planting guidelines in this article:

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