A gardener asks if burning bush roots can be split and still grow.
Yes, but with caveats:
This is a radical operation. Success depends on root mass, timing (dormant season best), and aftercare. Buying new plants is often easier and more reliable.
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Japanese Beetle Control on Single Rose Bush
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