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Posted by gramat 7B (My Page) on

Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 14:02

I have a small Japanese Aralia (3' x 2') I wish to move to a new spot. When would be the best time to move it here in 7B? Anything I should be aware of? Other tips?

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Posted by bboy z8 WA USA (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 2, 09 at 14:10

When the leaves are off.

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Posted by jean001 z8aPortland, OR (My Page) on
Fri, Jul 3, 09 at 2:46

Umm. That's an evergreen.

Instead, during the fall -- at the very least, during much cooler weather than we now have.

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Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on
Sat, Jul 4, 09 at 12:16

Another excellent argument for using botanical names :-) Japanese aralia = Fatsia japonica.

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Posted by jean001 z8aPortland, OR (My Page) on
Sat, Jul 4, 09 at 14:52

I still say fall.

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Posted by mdvaden_of_oregon West Side of Oregon (My Page) on
Sun, Jul 5, 09 at 17:31

Best time would be fall / winter.

That said - for the size you have, most of the root system could be balled and saved and moved currently, provided you supply needed irrigation to keep it moist.

Here is a link that might be useful: A few transplanting notes

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