I Can I Uproot An 18 Month Old Magnolia Sapling That Flowered This Year And Move To Plant In Another Area Of My Garden?

Is it ok to move a young tree just getting established without risking damaging it

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 06/29/2022 @ 10:04 am

Unfortunately, there is great risk of damaging the tree, since it is just barely getting established. If you must move it, I would do so in winter, during dormancy.

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