What season could I transplant a young guava tree?

I live in Adelaide, South Australia which has a Mediterranean climate similar to San Francisco, and have just moved into a new house and very overcrowded garden. The guava is currently about seven feet high and is planted 3-4 feet away from a lovely weeping mulberry, which is more mature but not fully grown. I’d like to keep both, though the mulberry would take priority at a pinch.

Can I transplant the guava and if so, what is the best season to do so?

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