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You can transplant them, though you may want to wait if they are already producing. This is up to you, of course, but once transplanted they will likely lose any blooms/fruits that may be on them as the plants will be needing this energy for re-establishing their roots while acclimating to the new surroundings. If and when you do transplant them, this article will help with reducing shock: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/environmental/learn-how-to-avoid-and-repair-transplant-shock-in-plants.htm

find out where the ants are comming from and spray the trail and use "Tangel Foot: around the container they are in. If you planted them in the ground lift the branches off the ground and spray and organic ANT KILLER or put a large cap from a jar or the bottom of a quart, cardboard, milk carten cut to about a 1/4 inch high and put in some sugard water. The ants will go to the sugar water instead of the bush. It is important to get the branches off the ground. Good luck and enjoy them.