British Columbia: When transplant Thalictrum delavayi 'Hewitt's Double'

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  1. Renew

    Renew Active Member 10 Years

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    Hello I have a Thalictrum delavayi 'Hewitt's Double' that I bought at the Wonderful UBC Plant Sale in 2011, it came up and bloomed well that year and the next. I since have planted 2 blueberries to the west of it, where it would be getting most of it's sun. It has gradually been getting smaller. I want to transplant it to a sunnier spot. Should I do that now?
     
  2. Andrew Matheson

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    Hi there!

    Now would be a good time, I am assuming the plant is still mostly dormant and isn't pushing much foliage. Perennials tend to be pretty tough at this stage. It may experience a little bit of a delay this year, but I would suspect it would be negligible. Just be sure to water it thoroughly after transplanting.
     
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    Renew Active Member 10 Years

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    Great thanks, did it yesterday, some small growth just showing.
     
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    sounds like good timing.
     

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