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How To Reduce Transplant Shock For A Black Eyed Susan

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Summary: Learn how to reduce the shock from transplanting your Black Eyed Susan plant in this free video clip.

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Amanda Kantor Amanda Kantor is the retail manager of Five Acre Farm in Northfeild Ma. She has been working in the Garden industry for over 20 years, she is a Rutgers Cook ... read more

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How To Reduce Transplant Shock For A Black Eyed Susan

It is really important to reduce transplant shock by soaking your perennial really well. What I like to do is get my hose at a very slow trickling drip. This way the water doesn't run off fast and it soaks into the soil a lot better. I would put it down into the the base of the plant here and allow that to soak for a good half hour until the whole area is completely moistened. The roots will absorb up the water and this will help reduce any kind of shock that may occur when we actually disturb the root system.

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