Nicole (90 mi north of NYC) wants to divide many dormant plants in an unheated cellar now rather than wait for spring rush. Asked if bringing a few up on snowy days, dividing, and returning them works.
Dividing dormant plants is fine. Spray divisions with sulfur fungicide—wounds are fungus entry points during the months before active growth resumes. Spring division is preferred because plants recover faster when growing, but winter division works with this precaution.
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