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Forum: Carolina GardeningReplies: 1, Views: 10
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thea611
Manning, SC
(Zone 8a)

October 18, 2009
02:07 PM

Post #7182735

I have an Edward Goucher abelia that would do better in a spot with more sun. We planted it when we first moved in, and didn't really have a handle on the best spots for our new plants. It has been in a garden with too much shade for three years; how likely am I to damage it by trying to move it now?

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