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Transplanting Shrubs in November: Do It Now, Water with Bath Water

Transplant now—winter root growth beats March planting. Bare-root is fine if you get plenty of roots. Water each plant with 1 gallon per inch of trunk diameter, mulch with pine bark mini-nuggets.

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