Dividing new, pricey plants is risky. Hostas and phlox can be split if large enough, but shock may set them back.
This plant defense activator (harpin protein) reduces transplant shock and speeds recovery. It's effective but expensive (patented). Use per label if budget allows.
Plant whole, let establish a year, then divide next spring. Safer and free.
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