| I would like advice on transplanting my red Salvia gregii which has been growing against the north facing side of the house to the south facing side. I anticipated that it would do well in its' current location because of the 3-4 hours of hot afternoon sun the spot receives. The plant grew very gangly and had few blooms despite great soil and good fertilization, so I am sure that it needs transplanting to a site that receives more sun however I'm afraid to kill it in the move. We have had our first few overnight frosts this year, but it rarely stays below 35 degrees on any given winter day in our city. What should I do? |
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