Google is giving me fits

Move them in early spring before the buds fatten up or the leaves
break out.
They are shallow rooted so you will get a little mat of roots with
them if you carefully pry all around them with a spading fork.
While you are at it cut any branches with exfoliating bark to the
ground as they are too old to bear well .
Get you pH adjusted down to around 4.5-5.0.
They xplant pretty well with care 100% is easy.

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Google is giving me fits

Move them in early spring before the buds fatten up or the leaves
break out.
They are shallow rooted so you will get a little mat of roots with
them if you carefully pry all around them with a spading fork.
While you are at it cut any branches with exfoliating bark to the
ground as they are too old to bear well .
Get you pH adjusted down to around 4.5-5.0.
They xplant pretty well with care 100% is easy.

How do you get the soil that acidic? Sulpher? Pure peat?

Jan

Get you pH adjusted down to around 4.5-5.0.
They xplant pretty well with care 100% is easy.

How do you get the soil that acidic? Sulpher? Pure peat?

Jan

I have been using agricultural sulphur.
Hard to find in the Northeast as our soils tend to run acid.
snow-pond up in Salem Mass ships mail order.