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Patty in Wisc · 10-20-2008, 04:38 PM

Thanks Richard. That would be the ONLY way to transplant it - cut the old one away after setting it in new planter. Hard part will be lifting it into new pot! EEEEEK
Should I snip all the tips off at top to make more branching? Hopefully, that is where the new growth will be instead of the bottom.
I've had it 3 years now & if I don't get a flower next year, I'm going to chuck it.
BTW, the posts are wrapped w/ canvas only cuz I couldn't find burlap.

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