Name: Elaine Sarasota, Fl The one constant in life is change
with all that's been said so far. Most important, if you want them to survive transplanting, you do not want to do it at the height of summer.
Wait until they are going dormant, as porkpal said - that is when the leaves are turning color and starting to fall.
Above all don't plant them within 60ft. of your house. There are much better landscape trees. In the fall, your local nursery will probably have some beautiful trees marked down to move out and fall is a good time to plant most trees.
Elaine
"Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm." –Winston Churchill
with all that's been said so far. Most important, if you want them to survive transplanting, you do not want to do it at the height of summer.
