1. Tree spade forks plunge around specimen. Move in early spring while dormant—other times can be fatal.
2. Soil soaked overnight stays intact around roots until pruning. Over 95% of roots may be lost in transplanting.
3. Tree positioned for transport. Recovery: one year per inch of trunk diameter. A 6″ tree takes ~6 years to resume growth—or may die of transplant shock.
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