Move it when fully dormant (late fall or early spring). Cut canes back by half, dig as large a root ball as possible, and replant immediately in a prepared hole. Water daily and mulch heavily. It may sulk for a season but will recover.
Simultaneously, take multiple softwood cuttings using the method at https://www.rdrop.com/~paul/hulse.html. 'Cecile Brunner' roots readily, giving you backup plants and gifts for family.
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