Hi LBF! Yes, what a lovely day to be outside:-)

Anytime I move anything I prune it back by half or two thirds to compensate for the loss of feeder roots in the moving process so I feel it is a very good idea to prune them now.

Happy gardening!

I second Roselee. I've read & been told to cut plants back to compensate for the loss of roots when they're transplanted like that.

Mine has dropped some leaves, probably due to the cold, already. I'd test the leaves to see where the plant's retreating to and prune accordingly. It probably wouldn't bother them to be left alone until spring, if it doesn't seem to be releasing any leaves. 'Course, I'll just be happy if this plant has survived the cold since it's a replacement for the one that didn't survive last year's freeze. Considering this year's freeze was longer.

Good luck!

Thanks ya'll! Think I will give them a hair cut later today! :)