I have recently moved from Alaska to Hawaii.
I now have a new toy, a tropical climate, partially landscaped, but let run wild one acre lot.
So, at various locations in my yard, I have a number of Hapu'u fern trees. One of them, the largest [~4-1/2' tall], is threatening to become an avenue of access to my roof by various critters. I would like to transplant it to another location setting it back as little as possible.
I've been told that I can just cut it off and stick it in the ground where ever I want it.
I find it hard to believe that that is the best way to accomplish the transplanting of one of these fern trees.
I'm open to knowledgeable suggestions.

This post was edited by solo_voyager on Wed, Dec 18, 13 at 22:57