Can I Transplant A Skimmia Japonica

I would Like to replant a Skimmia Japonica to another place in my garden


On plant Skimmia japonica

Asked on 25 Mar, 2009 by

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Location: Kent, United Kingdom Gb

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rydeboyz
Rydeboyz
 

Yeah they're not very fussy plants. I recently pulled one out of a planter (with little grace) and stuck it in my girlfriend's garden and it's doing fine. I'd still try and do as little root damage as possible if I were you though!

25 Mar, 2009

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