Ummm, some of us clean up right before we take a picture.

Sorry to hijack your thread Kim!! I hope you don't mine me posting a couple of pictures to clarify if they look sunburned or not.

Here they are:

Audrie:
They don't look sunburned. It's hard to tell. Send me a closer pic on my phone!!

You got it Sandi!! Let me go take some!!

Actually, they both look sunburned to me, The brownish area on the inside of the outer leaves. But the centers look good like they're putting out more sun tolerant new leaves.

I agree with you Cheryl. I took a closer look.

Thank you both!! I found an ice cream box in my recycle and made some temporary shade barriers. :-D They will only get some morning sun.

Good work Audrie.

Did you all notice that I split this thread so we won't lose this valuable information in long threads.
Thank you for asking the questions both Kim and Audrie. : )

Kim, Just keep in mind that transplaning in the fall is not the best time for the plants. While semps are easy and tolerant of transplanting, late summer and fall is the time that they are slowest growing.

I'm one of those who like to know its name so for visible label I use prong fastener base and Sharpie Pro (found at Staples). A box of 100 prong fastener bases is $4 and Sharpie Pro (marks through wet and oily surfaces; fade and water resistant) is $6 for a package of four.

the prong fastener base with two ends stuck into the ground

Well not that is clever. Bet a person could use the printed labels on that also.
Great tip Kim. You should submit it to Gardening Ideas.