Question
I planted saga palms in my flowerbed last spring.  I want to take some of them out of the flowerbed (I have a Big FLowerbed, but I think I bought too many and they get big)
My question is: What time of year is best to replant saga palms?  

Answer
Hey, Jaime.

The sago palm is a very tough and drought tolerant plant that is not a true palm. You should be able to transplant them any time of the year with the caveat being that I don't know where you are although I guessing somewhere south of, say, Interstate 10. If so, yes, you should be able to transplant them any time of the year as I have done in Florida, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and here in California.

Just don't overwater them when you transplant them; a good weekly watering after the first day should do unless you're in Phoenix or Palm Springs and get a week of 100癋 heat. Then you might water them at least every other day after transplanting.