After years of looking for groundcover plants that work here in my dry, sunny, sandy Eastern Ontario landscape, I finally discovered sedums last year. Wonderful! So great that this year I am going to do some serious transplanting of cuttings from my original bed to landscape around a rock garden which I had built just before freezeup last fall.
At the moment of course the sedums are just newly emerged from the snow and still dormant, although very healthy looking, with quite a bit of last fall's colour. So my question is, do I need to wait until they get new growth, or can I go ahead and transplant cuttings as soon as I get the soil prepared to receive them?