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Aug 17, 2014 8:17 PM CST
Name: Elaine
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Hm, no idea frankly @OldGardener . I never dug up any of the glads.

I'd just go and visit my mother for a week every few months, as we were living in Salt Lake City (or here in FL)as she declined. I'd spend the week messing with her garden of course, and for a while I'd plant new glads, but once I stopped the ones in the rose bed kept blooming for at least 5 years without being lifted or divided.

That would indicate to me that it's weather-related. That bed was at least a zone warmer than the rest of her garden. It was also the only area I would consistently amend with compost in spring, and mulch in fall. Otherwise the only gardening that was done was lawn mowing and a regular spring cleanup by her landscape guy.
Elaine

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