I have 4 Plumeria planted in my backyard currently (I live in Central Florida for soil and climate reference). They were taken from cutting of trees during our honeymoon 2 years ago. 2 are quite large with extra branches having begun, and 2 are still single stalker and half the height of the larger ones - all in good health.

My problem is that we are moving house at the end of October and I refuse to part with them and leave them here; if I had known we would be moving someday I never would have planted them in the soil. I am desperately seeking advice on how to transplant them and when. Should I put them in pots until spring and then replant them in the new yard? Or should I do an immediate transplant back into the ground at the new house? We still have several months of great weather so I'm not worried about frost any time soon, BUT it's also right in the middle of a ton of growth, but not active blooms.

All advice welcome and thank you!

Denise H