Move evergreens in early fall so they have ≥6 weeks before ground freeze to grow new roots. In spring, plant up to 4 weeks after deciduous trees leaf out, with diligent watering.
For every 1 inch of trunk diameter:
Example: 4-inch trunk → 36–48" wide × 24" deep ball.
Protect roots from wind/sun at all times. Hire pros for trees this size.
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