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Transplanting bloodroot

16 years ago

Does anyone know if bloodroot transplants well? I'd like to get some of my bloodroot established in another area but I don't want to kill it in the process.

Thanks in advance.

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  • 15 years ago

    They can be transplanted almost anytime. When I transplant them I usually break them apart into pieces that have at least one eye. Do not plant them too deep. They seed prolifically. I must have several thousand.

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