Early November (first two weeks) planting of 3.5–4 inch caliper maples and 3 inch plums in southern NJ (zone 7) is appropriate. Trees are dormant, reducing transplant shock.
Root growth continues at soil temps >40°F, giving a head start before summer heat.
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