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Can I move Bluebells to under a pear tree?
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Bluebells are a bit temperamental but it is possible to do it. Dig them out with a big chunk of the earth around them, rather than just the plants themselves, then dig a similar sized chunk out from where you want to put them. This can then be put in the hole the bluebells came out of!0
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Thanks for that - dont want to lose them as they look lovely - they wont harm the pears in anway would they?0
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As long as you don't damage the trees roots when you dig a hole, it should be fine.0
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I moved spare clumps of bluebells to under my pear tree a couple of years ago and they are flourishing.2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
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I have bluebells under my apple tree and they get along just fine, the bluebells spread but are shallow in comparison to the tree roots0
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