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Transplanting Pachysandra: Divide and Replant for Groundcover Expansion

Moving Pachysandra

Dig deeply around unwanted shoots with a fork or shovel to get a large root ball. Replant immediately in prepared holes at the new site. Water well and weekly until established. This is the simplest, most reliable method.

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