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Default Moving a box (plant)& privet advice please

I have a shaped box plant grown from a cutting about 2 feet tall, also a
quite large and overgrown golden privet. I would like to move them, any
advice as to when or any help would be most welcome. TIA
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I have a shaped box plant grown from a cutting about 2 feet tall, also a
quite large and overgrown golden privet. I would like to move them, any
advice as to when or any help would be most welcome. TIA
Wait until autumn now. Dig a trench around the bush a bit like a moat. thenget a spade beneath the root system. You are trying to get a cloth or polythene sheet underneath th ewhole plant before yuo lift it out to move to its new home.

Once planted, place a stake at 45degrees to the vertical and tie to the centre of the bush. back fill the new hole and heel in with your foot. water well and keep waterng until your sure its established. Winter can be very dry ven though you may not think it.
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