Asks if it's too late to transplant trees (specifically holly) now.
Technically possible year-round but high risk: watering demands, heat stress, spring growth spurts.
Fall after leaf drop through winter to early spring before leaf-out. During spring leaf-out, water needs peak.
Hollies are notoriously difficult to transplant. Without tree spade and rigorous watering, don't attempt. Expert wouldn't try until November even with experience.
Sean J. Murphy, LA
SouthEastern Engineering, INC
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