A Central Indiana (zone 5b) gardener preparing for June Garden Walk asked best time/procedure to move spring-planted 'Blaze' climber.
Late fall (after leaf drop) or early spring (before growth). Moving now = sulk, possible death.
Tough, reliable climber. Red blooms, vigorous. Should bounce back well for Garden Walk if moved correctly!
If moving spring: Do it ASAP (March). Label "Recently Transplanted" for visitors. Honesty builds credibility!
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