 moderate the rate at which the soil dries out while you're trying to get these plants established. So, you know, you can absolutely plant in the high heat of summer. You can transplant, you can divide. You just need to think like a plant and know that they're going to be extra thirsty. They're going to need a little extra protection. And again, if you've got the luxury of waiting for a rainy forecast for several days or a cloudy stretch, those things can certainly help as well.