Dig a 2-ft wide, 6-inch deep trench. Place plants side-by-side at original soil depth, crowding slightly if needed. Backfill with native soil, water thoroughly. Plants (iris, daylily, coneflower, bellflower, jonquil) will wait happily until fall replanting.
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