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Jul 20, 2015 10:18 AM CST
Name: Regina
Warrenville, SC (Zone 8a)
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Frillylily said:I have moved dl in the summer and they did fine for me. They do die back and look pitiful though for a while. If you are just moving them you can get the dirt with them mostly and water well and they will keep going like nothing happened.



Thanks, Frillylily. I admit that I move mine when the mood strikes me sometimes, and don't wait until it's cool enough. Sometimes it's just easier to see how something looks with others if they're blooming.
I am a teacher, and when school is starting back is when most people start to divide and move their dls. After working all day and my health issues, I usually just can't find time or the strength to get it done at such a hectic time.
Although after a long day with middle schoolers, my favorite thing to do is to work in the garden. It relaxes me and gives me time to unwind from the day. My friends think I'm nuts...but I know many people here that do the same thing after a long day's work Sticking tongue out

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