The maker for transplanting trees and bushes is President's Day or right about now.
You our questions is perfectly timed- this is the time of year for bare root planting as most plants are on the verge of budding/leafing out following a winter dormancy.
Dig as much of the root as possible and transplant in a high quality soil. Water in and it should all be good. Blueberries adapt easily to transplanting, and your fig will have root equel to the canopy/branches.
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The maker for transplanting trees and bushes is President's Day or right about now.
You our questions is perfectly timed- this is the time of year for bare root planting as most plants are on the verge of budding/leafing out following a winter dormancy.
Dig as much of the root as possible and transplant in a high quality soil. Water in and it should all be good. Blueberries adapt easily to transplanting, and your fig will have root equel to the canopy/branches.