Transplanting Summer Beauty Allium To Prepare for Boxwoods - June 2023
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Yesterday, I posted some details and photos about preparing the bed underneath the espaliered Linden trees to get ready for a boxwood hedge. I transplanted some hostas (and then...transplanted *other* hostas) and planted them in the back. In that post, I mentioned that I also had to move a few Alliums that were in the same bed. As a reminder, below is a photo showing the 'before' state of the bed - featuring some allium to the right of the photo. There were two Allium Bulgaricum that I moved behind the row of Astilbes. And three-or-four good-sized Summer Beauty Alliums. I put one on the other side of the Weeping White Spruce - close to the fence. That one is below: I also tucked in another one amongst the Oakleaf Hydrangeas in the kitchen window bed: I put the third one in amongst the other colony of the same Summer Beauty Alliums a bit further back in that south side bed. See below of this one next to my kneeler. It flop'd over after transplanting, so I'll wat