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Aspidistra Elatior
Could someone advise what is the best time of year to divide an Aspidistra elatior. The one I have hasn't been repotted for about 6 years, it has about 20 leaves and I would like to divide it into 3 plants. - Thank you It's usually best done by NigelHewitt1
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12/12/2012 09:04:52
by NigelHewitt1
Kaffir Lily
I am the proud owner of a beautiful but rather big kaffir lily, which I have had since it was a 'baby'.  It now needs dividing and I am a bit nervous to do this.  Should I basically just take a spade to it and divide it that way or is there a better by Carol Mc
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31/12/2012 14:04:58
by Carol Mc
Talkback: How to lift and divide snowdrops
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by rhubarbgirl
Talkback: Dividing asters video project
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Talkback: How to lift and divide nerines
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11/05/2012 17:12:05
by susie spragg
Talkback: How to divide iris rhizomes
by clarechandler
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24/11/2011 15:28:59
by luise_gregory
Iris Katharine Hodgkin
The RHS advice is to divide these in early autumn, but by then the leaves have long gone and I am never sure where they are. Can I lift them earlier, like at the end of May, when I can still locate them, and dry / store the bulbs like I would by Gold1locks
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26/04/2013 22:09:50
by nutcutlet
Talkback: How to lift and divide herbaceous perennials
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12/05/2012 23:55:57
by Excitable Boy
Rampant Amaryllis
15 years ago my dear Mother in Law gave me an Amaryllis bulb for Christmas. I have kept it in growth all this time and get flowers every year. I divided the bulb several years ago and now have two pots full of both large and small bulbs. I wonder by Gwyn
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24/03/2013 11:56:43
by figrat
hydrangea
the Spring? Also, is it likely I will be able to divide it and get extra plants?     No, don't try to "divide" it. I would plant it now. ( I assume it was in a pot outside and not grown indoors). Prune in spring. Keep old flower heads....these help protect by break23
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08/11/2012 19:05:08
by sotongeoff
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