bee balm assistance

I now see what invasive means in reference to a plant I want to transplant the bee balm or portions of them and am wondering who has done this and have they had much success? It is popping up all around last years mound and I would like to move and spread it out, give some to the neighbors,but everything appears to be connected?
Any help would be appreciated.

BFVISION

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I agree with Bill, it's that easy. Bee balm is fantastic and spreads like fire though a hay stack!
Mine is going NUTS right now...

Tom

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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.

Nice picture Bill.

I have in a few areas.The leggy area is mostly sandy and can't say its spreads invasively there,but the compost-enriched bed does well.When you move it keep it watered for 2 weeks roughly daily& if are real rooty can trim roots a lil,it will make newer ones.I already can see my one bed is going to go to a cottage look now.I added compost to bed and lifted plants out...lined them up in a row then re planted them.I may have a monarda clump at one end,but are seedlings of different hights in the whole bed.Its probably going to look like my pink primeroses did...one small start and I guess it had seeded and covered the whole front half of bed where added compost to raise bed higher.I'll be spreading those out soon too so can seed in other areas.
I have mostly pinks,hopefully some of the seeds i've traded for will be REd.

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