From Ground: Begin by thoroughly watering the labrador violet plant to soften the ground. This will make it easier to dig out the plant without damaging the roots. Using your trowel, dig a generous circumference around labrador violet, ensuring you go deep enough to keep the root ball intact. Use your hands to gently shake off the excess soil, taking care not to damage any roots.
From Pot: Water the pot until you see moisture seeping out from the drainage holes. Turn the pot sideways, hold the labrador violet gently at the base and tug lightly. If the labrador violet doesn't come out easily, you might need to tap the bottom or sides of the pot to loosen it.
From Seedling Tray: Water the seedlings and then use your garden knife or a spoon to ease them out of the tray, making sure to keep the roots and the attached soil intact.
