Motivational techniques. Running head: MOTIVATIONAL TECHNIQUES 1 Motivational Techniques Gail Greco HCS/325 August 12th, 2013 Connie Woods/MBA MOTIVATIONAL TECHNIQUES 2 Motivational Techniques Change can be very traumatic for many people let alone a health care organization and the feeling of being upset about the unknown.
Step 2. Dig a hole for each daylily plant. Make the hole approximately 6 inches deep and wide enough to spread out the roots comfortably within the hole. Space the holes at least 16 inches apart and up to 30 inches apart.
Shake or wash off the soil, then carefully pull the clump apart. Often, a sharp knife is necessary to divide large, dense clumps. Each division should have two or three fans of leaves and a good root system. When dividing daylilies in late summer to early fall, cut the foliage back to a height of six to eight inches.