This depends on your climate zone. We moved one in late summer after it finished blooming. The plant suffered for several weeks, at one point looked virtually dead, but the next spring it came back. We live in SO CA with very warm summers. Time zone and blooming patterns, age of the plant all factor in to the best transplant time. Check local nurseries for advice for your climate zone.
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The best time to transplant is fall.
This depends on your climate zone. We moved one in late summer after it finished blooming. The plant suffered for several weeks, at one point looked virtually dead, but the next spring it came back. We live in SO CA with very warm summers. Time zone and blooming patterns, age of the plant all factor in to the best transplant time. Check local nurseries for advice for your climate zone.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/gardenia/transplanting-gardenia-plants-planting-gardenia-somewhere-new.htm