I'm moving to a new house before long and I want to take the flowers that I've planted and grown since I moved there about three years ago. I love these plants, they are soooooo theraputic to work with everyday, and I can't leave them behind.
Problem is, besides planting them, watering them and keeping their space weeded, I know absolutely NOTHING about gardening and flowers. Besides one rose bush that I have, I don't even know what kind of flowers they are.
Can someone tell me how I would and should go about up rooting them, digging them up and then replanting? Also, is there a good time of year to do that? They are in full bloom now, is that going to make it worse on them to do it now?
Any suggestions will be helpful. Thanks

Be careful. If you were renting, anything planted probably belongs to the owner of the property, regardless of who planted it. If you have sold/are selling a house, you need to make sure that it is clear in any document with a real estate agent that plantings are not part of the sale. While this sounds silly, it may be the law, and you may have to replace whatever you uproot, or pay for someone else to do it. Generally speaking, anything planted becomes the property of the owner of the ground in which it was planted, and things that are attached (ceiling fans, bookcases, shrubbery, trees, etc.) are considered part of the sale in selling a house.

Thanks for that info....I didn't know that. We own and are keeping the place though...it's a pit (and I'm not kiddin' ) but the land we want to keep anyway.
We love it there but we both want to be closer to the kids and jobs.