Wolfy,
Did you water it on a regular basis?
You state that you dug it up last spring, amended the soil, why? Is your soil bad? Do weeds grow in it?
Until a plant, shrub or tree is at least 3 years in th ground in the same spot, it is not established.
SO, your time is counting now since last spring since you dug them up and replanted them.
You have to water these shrubs regularly. AT least once a week when it is hot.
If you haven't skipped on watering them regularly, then there is another problem.
Be honest with yourself as to how diligent you were in watering them.
Another reason besides not watering them regularly is you planted them too deep in the ground.
Go outside and check to make sure the stems are above the soil line.There should be no dirt up to the stems. That is a major reason a shrub or tree won't grow.
My money is on underwatering.
Water them extra now and see if it helps.

It is planted in a mulch bed with red clay. I thought maybe the red clay was the problem when I added compost and mixed last spring. I believe you are right, we have had very little rain this year and I tend to skip over it when watering my other perennials. I will make it a point now to water it every week when there is no rain. Thanks

I have 3 mock oranges and they are not growing at all they were planted months ago any idea what I’m doing wrong

It would be best to start your own thread rather than adding to one which is 9 years old. We need to see pictures of the problem, to know where you are situated geographically and to know what care you have been giving.