Asked on Jun 25, 2015
When is the best time to transplant Shasta daisies?
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Jo Anne Farr
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They should bloom in a couple of weeks. They are outgrowing their bed! Thanks.
8 answers
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Not an expert, but I would ideally transplant in early fall. Actually, I transplant in all but the hottest part of summer, and usually have no problem.
Michele Nacke
on Jun 25, 2015
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I try to transplant or divide my perennials when they first start to emerge or in the fall after they have finished flowing. But I agree, as long as it isn't blistering hot middle of summer you could move them. Although it might not bloom properly if it's spending all is energy in setting down roots.
Michelle Horne
on Jun 25, 2015
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I transplanted mine last fall and they are doping great, they're 3 feet tall now.
Donna Anspach
on Jun 25, 2015
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Oh my goodness. Anytime. I don't think you can kill a shasta daisy
Anne
on Jun 25, 2015
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transplant anytime after they are done blooming and as long as it is not too hot or dry otherwise september is a good time
Louise
on Jun 26, 2015
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You can divide them anytime if you keep them watered but, the best time is fall and spring.
Ellie Settlemyre
on Jun 26, 2015
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Depends on where you are...We JUST moved and I had to get mine in the ground! (moved them from the old house too) Did and now blooming.....Pretty resilient if you keep them watered
Jen
on Jun 26, 2015
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If transplanting in the fall cut them after blooms and leaves die off. If Spring transplant as soon as they start popping up out of the ground and keep well watered and fed until established.
Audrey Brow Stapleford
on Jun 28, 2015
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