Monty Don is moving a large clump of stately hemp agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum) that is growing in the wrong place. By moving this large herbaceous perennial in autumn, when it’s at its full height, he can make sure it suits its new position and won’t overpower the surrounding plants. Watch this Gardeners’ World video to find out how to do this in your own garden.
How to move a perennial in autumn
Watch Monty move a large perennial, checking that it looks good in its new home, in this short video clip.
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