Wisconsin (zone 4) gardener has two 1-year-old 'William Baffin' climbers (3.5' tall), building an arbor. Asks fall vs. spring move.
Zone 4 winters are too severe for fall transplanting. Damaged roots can't recover before deep freeze. Wait until ground thaws in spring.
'William Baffin' is very hardy—once established, it'll thrive on the arbor.
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