In south Alabama, late February is suitable for transplanting an 8-ft southern live oak. Move deciduous trees in spring after frost but before leaves fully expand. Dig root ball 9–12 inches wide and 6 inches deep per inch of trunk diameter. Protect roots with moist burlap. Prepare hole twice ball size, backfill with topsoil, mulch 3 inches, water 1 inch weekly. Keep soil moist but not soggy.
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