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coneflower 'magnus'

21 years ago

can I move this plant now or should I wait until fall?

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Elaine_NJ6
21 years ago
It's pretty late to be moving stuff around. It will make it if you give it plenty of water. But my experience is that conflowers do not bloom the year they're moved, so you should probably wait.
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