Grundsätzlich der Titel. Wir sind letztes Jahr in unser neues Zuhause gezogen und haben dieses Werk direkt vor der Hintertür.
Ich liebe die Blüten, die wir von Juli bis September bekommen, aber wir wollen auch eine Terrasse an unseren Hintertüren legen. Ich würde es gerne behalten, also möchte ich wissen, ob ich es woanders in NY Garden bewegen kann – ich bin neu in der Gartenarbeit. Ich hoffe, dass es relativ einfach ist!
Ich würde googeln, wie einfach es ist, zu graben und zu bewegen, aber ich weiß nicht, was es ist! Jedes Mal, wenn ich im Bildsuche versucht habe, erhalte ich verschiedene Ergebnisse.
Von: tickle98
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Japanese Anemone. Doesn’t particularly like being moved – so may sulk for a year or two after. But is generally a pretty tough customer, so likely to recover. You could even divide and plant bits of rhizome in several places. Spring is a good time for that.
https://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/grow-plants/japanese-anemones-grow-guide/
Those are Japanese Anemones
[Japanese Anemones](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/anemone/japanese)
It looks like a Japanese Anemone to me. See https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/anemone/japanese. I’ve successfully moved them in my garden, and I’m really NOT a gardener. So they’re pretty good survivors.
Anenome. Yes. It can be split up.
It is tenacious. Likes to spread and fights back fiercely against my attempts to contain it. Transplant not a problem. If you want to put a patio there, make sure you remove every piece of root. The roots go deep.
If you move it then it will be in both places
As far as I’m aware these, beautiful as they are, are also invasive and can completely take over. There’s a good chance if you move it, you will just have it in 2 places. Be thorough.
I unsuccessfully moved one last year 😞