Whats the best time to transplant lilacs? And how much root ball do you want to take?
a. With lilacs because they’re a spring bloomer, either want to prune them back a little bit and then transplant them after that, or when they don’t have any foliage on them and just know that you’re not going to get any blooms on them the next year or don’t want blooms on them that next year. As for the root ball—as big as you can get it. That’ll be the best bet. As many roots as you can possibly get. If you’re digging it out by hand, you might think that’s too big. The roots go really far and really deep. Have fun digging that one out and call all of your friends to come help. 16. A viewer who lives in Stockville and found this insect in his yard and, it bites hard. a. Yes, they do! This is called a wheel bug. And it gets the name because of that structure on its thorax. These insects get to be an inch, to an inch and a quarter long. It’s huge. It’s one of the largest true bugs we have in Nebraska. It’s one of the assassin bugs. It’s a predator. It’s one of the good guys, one of the
