it is general gardening wisdom to transplant spring-blooming plants in the late summer or early fall, and fall-blooming plants in the spring, just as growth starts. if you use care, however, you can move a plant at almost any time. it is best to wait until after a plant is done blooming before moving it, so it can put all its energy into creating new roots.
transplant when the weather is cool, even a little rainy. avoid hot, windy days, as these cause the plant to suffer more moisture loss. it’s a good idea to water the plant the night before you plan to move it.
dig the new hole before you 