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When is the best time to transplant Lilac Bushes?

When is the best time to transplant Lilac Bushes? These are young small bushes.

Hardiness Zone: 5a

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May 25, 20070 found this helpful

Lilacs are very hardy. Best to wait until after it has flowered and finished. When digging it up, try to leave a good "ball" of soil around the roots of the lilac, and make sure the new hole is roomy enough to place it in. When you have backfilled the hole, healed in the lilac, water really well, and water daily for 2 weeks. Your lilac should be just fine. Good luck and happy gardening.

 
By C~ (Guest Post)
May 25, 20071 found this helpful

Hi Doris-
I'm in WI too You've actually missed the prime time for moving lilacs this spring. Oct. would be the next time for 'by-the-book' transplanting. But, nothing ventured, nothing gained! You may wish to try what the previous poster recommended. Good luck with your lilacs!

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