Dividing And Transplanting Sesleria Autumnalis - Front Porch Bed + IB2DWs - October 2024
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Yesterday, I showed how I moved out a 'mystery' Sesleria to the IB2DWs bed down by the sidewalk. That left a hole in the front porch bed that I wanted to fill with what was already there: Autumn Moor Grass. These things are THRIVING, so it was easy to pick up and divide it. I ended up dividing a clump into three pieces. I put one back into the original hole, one in the newly created hole (via mystery sesleria transplant) and I tucked the third one into IB2DWs - next to some Serendipity Alliums. Below are a few photos - first the two smaller divisions: far left and second from the right. I tucked them in with a combination of compost and biosolids. And here below is the third from the division - in the IB2DWs bed about half-way down the driveway: This gave me a +2 plants via division. I need to total up all Fall: +2 trees, +2 John Greelee Grasses, +6 Ajuga = +10 planted. And...+1 red swtichgrass, +1 mystery gra...