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ritug_gw

Transplanting Sand Cherry Tree

19 years ago

Hi

I have a sandcherry tree in my backyard, which is currently blooming. I want to move it to my front yard. Can I do it now? Or should I do it only when it is dormant.

Thanks for your help.

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