This is the best time of year to transplant and plant provided soil is not boggy
or mucky from rain.

Do not amend the soil which you put back in the hole. Always top dress using a
few inches of compost and mulch after you fill the hole back in with the native
soil you removed. Never add anything to the hole itself, and always make sure
you rough up the sides of the hole. A shovel can leave sides slick and hard for
roots to penetrate...thus, creating a pot in the ground.

Victoria

On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 11:23:48 -0500, "Jeff & Kathy Brown"
opined:

Are any of the trees/shrubs listed below not candidates for
planting/transplanting this time of the year.....zone 7. Thanks.
Kathy

Dwarf burford holly
London plane tree
Laurel "Otto Luyken"
Ligustrum
River Birch "Heritage"
Crytomeria
Sweet Bay magnolia
Camellia
Dwarf Inkberry
Redbud
Nandina
Indian Hawthorn
Rhododendron
White Pine