Transplanting a dwarf weeping japanese maple

Can a dwarf weeping Japanese maple be successfully transplanted in late November in zone 5 (Indiana)?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 11/26/2015 @ 2:22 am

Fall to late winter is the best time.
Dwarf Japanese Maples are pretty easy to transplant but do grow slowly, so make sure you are putting it in it’s permanent home, moving it to often can kill it’s root system.

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