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In spring or fall
Very early Fall, or mid to late April, weather permitting in your area. Be aware that you may not see blooms, thay year.
Spring or fall. I'd probably do it in the fall to give the plant plenty of time to adjust to its new spot.
After it blooms in the fall when temperatures are slightly cooler.
Spring and fall are fine for planting hydrangea bushes; most sources I found recommend waiting for cooler weather and transplanting the bushes in late fall or very early spring while the plants are dormant but the soil is workable.