A 6-foot rose of Sharon is planted over the main water line. Owner worries about root damage to pipes and whether potting or moving is better.
Move in early fall to allow root re-establishment before winter. Dig a wide root ball. New location can have less sun. The plant will adapt. Moving now (summer) risks severe shock. Monitor water line—roots rarely damage intact pipes but may exploit leaks.
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