Now is a great time to move plants. The spring bloomers won't miss a beat if you move them now & keep moist until the fall rains return. Smaller perennials would do fine & might even do better if you moved them now rather than spring, but not the fall bloomers.

If it were me I'd wait to move the hardy fuchsias until spring to get 'em established before winter next year. Same for any warm season grasses, but cool grasses could be moved. Where I'm at in western WA it rains even more than Seattle dumping just as the clouds lift over the Cascades, so winter wet plus deeper & longer freezes make me hesitant to move a lot in fall though I've moved shasta daisy in early November. If you're in town & in a protected yard you might have no trouble moving the fuchsias now even though they're in flower. I've read to plant fuchsias deep like tomatoes & mulch well. Anything to protect those roots! Good luck.

I agree with Corrine - fall is a great time to move most of them.

Everything but the fuchsias and warm season grasses would prefer fall.

Do plant hardy fuchsias deep and in at least partial sun.

Where can I look up what are cool vs. warm season grasses? I have several carex still in pots from recent nursery sales and a few phormium that made it through last winter but I'd like to move to a different place. Thanks.