Early spring is fine for moving buttercups (Ranunculus spp.). Dig large chunks with plenty of soil, replant immediately in similar sun/moisture conditions. Water deeply. They may not bloom well the first year but should establish and flower the next. Ensure the new site matches the original (sun, drainage).
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