Dividing h.brownie
13 years ago
Would it be safe to divide my h.brownie. It has been growing there for at least 3 years now, though with the heat we had last year I thought I might loose it as I did the one next to it. It seems smaller then what it was last year by this time.
Any thoughts? If I can how safe it is to do at this time and would I do it like I I do iris's?
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