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Gardening

NewHendoLib

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1. Transplants easily.

Reply to hibbing (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 07:24 PM

Monday

You can cut the growth off, dig up the root, put into the new spot. It divides well too - chop into pieces with a sharp shovel. New growth from the root balls will emerge in the spring

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Transplants easily. NewHendoLib Monday #1

I've never transplanted clematis. markodochartaigh Monday #2

I have one genreal rule... 2naSalit Monday #3

Thanks everyone hibbing Monday #4

That looks like an autumn Clematis. SharonClark Monday #6

Well poo! hibbing Monday #7

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