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Moving a 10-Year Climbing Rose—Wait for Dormancy

Move only when dormant (late fall or early spring). Now = high risk of death.

Plan for Fall

  1. Cut back to 4 ft.
  2. Prepare new south-side hole (full sun).
  3. Dig large root ball; replant immediately.
  4. Water deeply; mulch 3″.
  5. Mound 12″ soil over crown if harsh winter.
  6. Water weekly until ground freezes; resume spring.

Patience—established climbers resent moving but recover if done correctly.

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