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Replanted Tiger Lilies Yellowing: Transplant Shock

Yellowing after accidental uprooting is transplant shock. Deadhead flowers, let stems wither completely, then cut at ground. The "blueberries" are bulbils—plant them for new plants (3–4 years to bloom). Bulbs usually survive and flower next year.

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