Fall is a good time to plant and transplant. When possible, I wait for the plant to go dormant, prepare the new location first, water the plant the night before transplanting and try to move as much of its root system without breaking the root ball. If needed, get help moving the heavy shrub. Then add 3-4" of mulch back to protect the roots from the weather and to keep the soil moist. After transplanting, make sure that it does dry out; keep the soil as evenly moist as you can. If the winter is dry and the soil has not frozen, water it during winter too about once every two weeks. Do not fertilize until Spring 2016.

Luis gave you great advice but I wanted to edit what he said and say that I am sure he meant, "After transplanting do NOT let it dry out".

Ugh, thanks for catching that. Note to self: add more coffee to my morning coffee! Ha! ;o)

Haha! I always enjoy your posts so you know at least someone is reading them.

Thank you both for the great advice!