No wish to be nosey on this, however, a little more information could help: on how you plan to physically move (ie will you be using a moving company for this part of your relocation; or will you be personally taking care of the plant shift)?

And, when you get there - will the ground be ready/available for an interim planting to let the season finish?

We are moving with a 32 foot rented truck which I will drive. We are loading ourselves with help. No the ground will not be ready when we get there but my wife's daughter has room to plant them until I get out area ready. So I guess that means I'll be moving everything again next fall. A lot of work but some of my bulbs are very rare and cost over $30 each.

Lilium Guy -- there are many things to consider when moving. There was an interesting (but long) posting on moving a garden and selling a garden. May be something in there for you? At least some legal ramifications to consider if you have already sold your current place...

If it were me I would pick 10 plants to save and make sure that I left the ground where the plants were so that you could not tell that anything has been disturbed. Of course if you sold it when things were in full bloom may be some problems with this...

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: Moving a garden