Can I Transplant “Baby” Nandinas?
Q: I have “baby” nandinas and a friend wants some of them. When can I dig them for her to plant in her yard.
A: If it is 12″-20″ tall, I think a small nandina can be transplanted anytime. They seem tough as nails no matter how mistreated.
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Shrub – Pruning Calendar
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2
Planting Star Magnolias
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3
Hydrangea – Identification and Pruning
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4
Wildlife – Trees and Shrubs to Attract
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5
Chinese Privet – Rooting
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1
Vole – Damage to Plants and Control
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2
Aftercare for poinsettia, amaryllis and paperwhite narcissus plants
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3
How to Prune a Coral Bark Maple
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4
Soldier Fly Grubs – In Compost
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5
Dracaena surculosa blooming
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