Nice plant!

i would have thought .. long and hard.. what else i could move.. to leave this one right there ...

great plant.. thx for the pic.. ken

It certainly does look spectacular in it's new location. Blue Angel has been on my top 10 list for several decades, and this picture is a perfect example of why.

You might be able to end the sulks by watering it very thoroughly, like 2-3 hours with a sprinkler set to do a 90 degree angle. Many people use a hose to hand water after they transplant, or dump a big bucket of water on the roots, but a long soak with the sprinkler is much more effective. During a long dry spell, I will soak various sections of my hostas for up to 4 hours, it really makes a difference.

Shallow watering can be worse than no watering, you want those roots to be able to get moisture deep down in the soil. Otherwise, the new roots will grow close to the surface, which makes them more vulnerable to dry soil. You might dig down next to the plant and see how far down the water penetrated, it can be surprisingly shallow.

Good job moving that monster. Must have been a lot of work. If it's sulking I sure can't tell. It looks spectacular.

Big and beautiful.