hopheaddy420
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I have 2 cascade and 2 centennial starting to shoot up quite quickly, and they are in pots. What is the best way to move them into the ground without harming
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If someone has a better idea, please chime in. This is what I'd do:
Dig a hole that will accommodate the pot of dirt. Place the pot it's side next to the hole. Carefully remove the pot (probably will be a huge mess). Roll the rhizome and as much of the dirt into the hole. Mulch and compost. Water. Done.
Dig a hole that will accommodate the pot of dirt. Place the pot it's side next to the hole. Carefully remove the pot (probably will be a huge mess). Roll the rhizome and as much of the dirt into the hole. Mulch and compost. Water. Done.
extra_medium
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sounds about right, just keep the mulch above the ground and not in the hole with the rhizome.
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