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Transplanting Mature Flowering Quince in November (Oregon)

Free 5-ft diameter flowering quince offered early November. Willamette Forest, Oregon. Safe to move?

Yes, If...

Plant 2 weeks before hard freeze.
Level potted soil with transplant hole top.
Backfill with organic soil (compost, manure, peat).
Water generously first week.
Mulch with shredded bark.
Spring: granular fertilizer for good start.

Timing is tight but doable in Oregon's mild winter.

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