Herbaceous perennial...?

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    These two lovely chaps sprung up in some shrubs this year and not sure where they came from. So two questions, what are they and when/if can I move them? They're in amongst a large shrub/bush and could do with a more prominent spot.

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    1.. Aquilegia aka Columbine Granny's Bonnets.. Self seed everywhere if left but lift in Autumn if you want to move it.. Perennial

    2. Solomon's Seal.. Likes dappled sunlight and is a woodland type plant.. I would probably leave that one if it is happy.. Move after flowering and die-back or Autumn if you have to.. Perennial.. :thumbsup:
     
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    Thanks old boy!
     
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