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Yeah, i had one lovely flower this year and hope to keep it allive after the move it'll look beautifull with loads on. My currants weren't doing so well in pots so i had to plant them in the same bed and now they're competing a bit. I'll move it when you say and hope for the best, thank you.
I saw an old gardeners world recently (if that makes sense). They said to make sure you replant it at the same level as it was planted before. Claire Austin gave the advice: Claire Austin - Irises, Peonies and Perennials
I have moved young plant before and all mine are now multi stemmed 3-4' tall and covered in flowers. You should be fine if you wait and take lots of care. Claire Austin link should be a good one to look at as she is related to the David Austin rose family. They both stock tree peonies.
Just ensure you take as much soil as you can. Try adding Rootgrow at same time as move to help it re-establish.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better...Albert Einstein
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