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wertach2

Transplanting time for figs?

12 years ago

I weighted down some lower branches on my fig tree and they have set roots in the ground.

When would be the best time to snip and dig them to transplant to other areas?

Now, while they are dormant or wait until warmer weather?

I also have some that are about 4' + tall that I'm thinking of digging up and transplanting.

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