wallflowers

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  1. wiseowl

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    Hi
    I have some perrenial wallflowers,which i put in this year,they have grown 3ftwide 3ft high and are still in flower,when is the best time to move them,i d,ont know much about them.Thanks
     
  2. Waco

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    strange they are still in flower, but then it is a funny season!

    I would move them normally now, but as they are still in flower, wait untill they have finished.
     
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    You're right about it being a funny season. My wallflowers are just coming back into flower!
     
  5. Larkshall

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    Yes, funny old season, my fuschia's are still in full bloom. Even the half hardy ones.
     
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    My Iris germanica is out!
     
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