I thought I had the perfect idea to begin transplanting... since everything is blooming here... my daffodils have already bloomed and finished. So I was thinking perhaps I could dig some of the bulbs as they finish their pretty display to be able to take to our new home. Dilemma: Should I give them more time to die down and feed back into the bulb or should they be ok to go ahead and dig up without causing any problems for next year?
(Does that make sense?)

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Hi KK!

When I moved mine, I just dug up clumps of them and left the dirt intact so they really weren't disturbed. I put them in plastic bags so they were easy to transport, then took them to their new home and planted them. I don't think they noticed any difference.

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Hi KKMedic
I have dug up bulbs after flowering many times. I leave the foliage on and put them in a plastic milk crates with holes so they can breathe and leave them in a dry place. I've left them like that all summer and planted them back up in the fall with some bulb booster and they were just fine. By the time I planted them, the foliage was dry and easy to get off.

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