Winter planting of shrubs and trees is fine as long as the soil is workable. Root growth will be slower than in fall, so loosen a wide, saucer-shaped area, untangle roots, water thoroughly, and mulch. Check soil moisture in January—windy days can desiccate evergreens.
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