It will probably be ok. Years ago, I dug up a fig and moved it across town. It lost almost all its leaves, but made a comeback and produced fruit. (BTW, the B-12 fluid doesn't really do anything, according to al the lab tests I've ever read or participated in.)

I don't have any first hand experience Joe, but moving it during this time of year while it's dormant makes the best sense. Good luck with the transplant. Cheers, Barrie.

Thanks Guys, I did the best I could with it so I'll keep my fingers crossed. It is a very nice tree, I do have others in my garden I planted approx. 13 years ago. Cheers, Joe

Joe...do you know the cultivar name on that fig and the other ones you already have?

Cheers, Barrie.

I actually have three others, but one is still small I started from a cutting a few years ago. The other two larger ones are Mission and Kadota so they were labelled. I don't know the species of this fig I transplanted. I'll have to ask the gal. It produces a ton of Figs. Cheers, Joe