Does anyone know when is a good time to move a hydrangea from one part of the yard to another? which month?
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360 Sod (Donna Dixson) on Mar 22, 2012Neda, is your Hydrangea already leafed out?Helpful Reply
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Neda on Mar 22, 2012yesHelpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Mar 23, 2012Neda, the best time is when your plant is dormant, either the late fall, or, if you are in an area where the ground does not freeze, even the winter.Helpful Reply
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Neda on Mar 23, 2012thanks DouglasHelpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Mar 24, 2012You're welcome, Neda. Good luck with the move.Helpful Reply
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Wanda sinnema on Jul 09, 2015Neda, most plants prefer to be moved just after they are done flowering..usually that is in fall, or like Douglas said,, when dormant..Helpful Reply
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