Dig 18 inches deep, 1 foot out from trunk. Trim top first for handling. Shake soil off roots. New hole wider/deeper than root ball. Spread roots, center, backfill, tamp, mulch with clippings/leaves, side-dress with composted manure, soak well. Growth resumes spring.
Deciduous shrubs transplant well when dormant with proper root ball.
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