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Move Japanese Maple?

22 years ago

Last year, I planted a small Japanese Maple VERY close to my house. Being a newbie, I didn't realize that it would grow so much that some leaves are now touching the house. It needs to be moved, when is the right time to do this? Does anyone know if I can I do it now or should I wait for the fall?

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oldroser
22 years ago
Wait until fall. Ideally it should be dormant when moved and cool, wet weather will help it get established.
giniene
Original Author
22 years ago
Thanks, I had a feeling that was what to do, appreciate your advice.
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