I need to top up my planting beds with soil. After years of settling, I'd like to raise them 3"-6". However, I have several established perennials in them now. What do I do? Do I have to transplant them? Or can I build up around them? Bury portions of them? (Not sure how the lower growing varieties will like that though.
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Topping Up Planting Beds
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