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Karen55
Saint Clair Shores, MI
(Zone 5a)

May 7, 2001
6:21 PM

Post #4576

here's what i did:
i planted a dicentra under a tree, and after it died back i forgot where it was. then, in the fall I planted a hosta over it. now it's growing right thru the middle of my hosta! Should i wait until the dicentra dies back, then dig up both plants and separate them OR should I wait until the fall and both plants have died back, and then do the separating thing.

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