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Well, they're "dead" now....if you are going to transplant them the best time to do it is right after they've died back. the less water they get during their dormant stage the better.
some people lift their bulbs and put them in dry storage until replanting in the fall. i've done that when i've wanted to redo a garden but it really was a lot of work that i wanted to repeat it a bunch of times. nope. they can take care of themselves if left in the ground if the conditions are suitable.
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