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grandpajoe | 16:21 Fri 12th Sep 2014 | Gardening
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I have a shady border containing about a dozen Hostas which I will be moving to other people's gardens and pots this Winter. I am getting impatient and want to start the job next week. I think that if I soak the border well over the next few days and dig up the plants, putting then in plastic bags keeping plenty of soil on them I can get away with it. What do you think.
I need to get on with the change now whilst this better weather is with us. Cheers Chris
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Sounds good to, so go for it Gramps and watch out for them pesky slugs!
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Cheers.
Keep in mind that you don't have to move the whole plant if you want to retain one at its current location. A good sharp shovel can cut off the amount of root you want, leaving the remainder in the ground...

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