Moving sea holly

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When we moved plot in February this year, I re-sited the flower bed.  There was masses of sea holly (Miss Wilmott's Ghost, I think) so I dug up as much as I could and replanted some of it, gave lots of it away.  The plants don't seem to be doing much now - they have grown more basal foliage, but not loads. 

So months after having moved it, now I decide to research the plant and find out that the tap root doesn't like to be disturbed  ::)  Given that the plants are still obviously alive, my question is, will they ever flower again?  There are no signs of any flowering stems on them at all.

Thanks.

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[Robert_Brenchley]

Give them time. They've obviously survived the experience, but they've had a shock. They'll probably flower as before next year.

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Thanks Robert, I'll try to be patient - not my strongest point!