Maureen, you are off to a good start. Earwigs...cringe! I hate those buggers. I would leave the foliage especially if it is green and healthy. Do not get the basal plates overly wet, but do wash off soil and trim any roots that look like dry string. The plump roots are what you want. Let the plants dry off a bit and plant. I am not an expert, but giving them a fresh start just may give you new blooms. Good luck and keep us posted.

Re-potting always helps, but I usually wait until spring to do mine... unless I have a problem, and it requires a different pot and new soil right away. I hate to disturb them when they're resting...

Maureen,

It is called Floris Hecker. Beautiful indeed. I'd repot myself if I suspected that I had critters in the soil. Just make sure, as Cindee said, do not damage the roots much. And if you keep them evergreen, you can keep them evergreen after repotting. They should not lose their leaves.