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We have a Poncirus trifoliate that we would like to remove from it's current location for safety reasons. It is about 3' tall and at least 14 years old. Does anyone know if it will transplant well or is it not worth the effort (and potential danger)of moving? I love the look of it, but have stabbed myself on it too many times while gardening. Thanks for any input.
I had one about that size that I moved to the back of my property. It handled the move just fine. I wasn't sure how it would do back there since it's mostly shade, but it's done fine for the past 10 years. Sorry I don't remember what time of year it was moved.
I would move it now, if you can. With a very long handled shovel. Hopefully, it will bloom for you if you move it now. Be careful and good luck. (I don't know if your ground is frozen or not).
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