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  1. graham the gardener 1978

    graham the gardener 1978 i'm addicted to gardening and i love it

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    hi has anyone transplanted a mature cardoon? was it a success? i'm planning on moving two mature cardoons next spring, but have never done this before.
    i'm worried that because they have a long tap root, that they won't move easily.
    any advice would be much appreciated
     
    graham the gardener 1978, Dec 8, 2011
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