Planting Darlingtonia in a bog garden in June (Zone 7)? We lose 25%+ when dividing—even in spring. Keep it potted.
Sink the pot into the bog. Roots stay protected; plant gets bog moisture. Easier to rescue if it struggles.
We release plants only when new growth appears. Waiting until next spring may not help—you'll face the same transition.
Contact us when you have the plant for real-time guidance.
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