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Red Hot poker division
Hello,
I have about four million red hot pokers in two massive clumps. When I divide them and re-plant them, I want to create a 'red hot poker' border which is nice and thick, but not overcrowded. How far apart should I plant each one? And should I plant one or two or three together, to make up for ones that won't transplant, or are they all likely to survive the surgery? I know lots of you have done this so I'm hoping you'll offer advice... Thanks!!! ROSIE |
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Red Hot poker division
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 15:36:30 -0000, "Rosie" wrote:
Hello, I have about four million red hot pokers in two massive clumps. When I divide them and re-plant them, I want to create a 'red hot poker' border which is nice and thick, but not overcrowded. How far apart should I plant each one? And should I plant one or two or three together, to make up for ones that won't transplant, or are they all likely to survive the surgery? I know lots of you have done this so I'm hoping you'll offer advice... Thanks!!! ROSIE You'll be surprised how many survive, provided they've got a few inches of thickish root on them. I'd plant then about 12 - 18 inches apart, depending on the potential size of the plants. If the soil is heavy or poor draining, work in plenty of grit to improve the drainage. They don't generally like wet feet. -- Chris E-mail: christopher[dot]hogg[at]virgin[dot]net |
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