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Ornamental Grass
l_w_davis

How late can I divide Pampas Grass?

13 years ago

I can see the new green shoots are coming out of the root ball now.

it's not more than about ten inches tall.

I am going to scalp them about a foot off the groud today.

is it still ok to dig them up, divide, and then replant even though green growth has already started?

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