[Infographic] How to Keep your Plants Healthy During a Move

January 22, 2019January 15, 2019

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Thinking of moving, but hate the thought of leaving your favorite garden plants, flowers, and shrubs behind? Here are a few tips for transporting your plants safely during a move…

Moving is hard enough, but when you have to worry about transporting plants with you, it can be even more challenging and stressful. However, you don’t have to leave your favorite garden plants, flowers and shrubs behind! You just need to do a bit of advance planning and take steps to make sure your plants survive the trip.

Keep in mind that most moving companies won’t take plants, so it will be up to you to get your green babies moved safely. Do be realistic in terms of how much you can transport, and you may have to make a few tough choices if you have a lot of favorite plants, but with the tips below, you can help keep your plants safe and healthy during a move…

Source: TheZebra.com

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