I am going to have to travel to Las Vegas to fugure out the odds :o)

but, if you can get as big a rootball as is practical and provide it with TLC, you should be good to go. I had to dig out and plant back two hydrangeas temporarily and they managed to survide the house repairs. I got the rootball wet before starting, tried to maintain the root ball and soil intact (as much as was practical), covered the soil/roots with Icantrememberthename, place it in the shade (in an area with little wind exposure and applied root stimulator when planting back. Checked the moisture for a while using the finger method and yes, I still had some die back but that was two years ago and they are doing fine now. Note: I had to get help moving them because they were HEAVY when wet.