how often should lirope be watered. what causes the tips to brown?

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Posted by art jensen on May 05, 2003 at 16:44:10:

In Reply to: can lirope take a night of below freezing temps posted by Kathi on January 17, 2003 at 14:33:07:

: : : I planted lirope earlier in the spring. It has rooted and come up beautifully. The problem is I now want to move them to a new location. Will I kill them if I move them now? How do I move them so they don't die?

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: : Lirope are quite hardy. Water them the day before and dig and transplant. Fall is a great time to transplant.

: : Newt

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: : : : I planted lirope earlier in the spring.  It has rooted and come up beautifully.  The problem is I now want to move them to a new location.  Will I kill them if I move them now?  How do I move them so they don't die?

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: : : Lirope are quite hardy.  Water them the day before and dig and transplant.  Fall is a great time to transplant.

: : : Newt



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