Moving Fruit Trees

General tips / questions on seeding & planting

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I believe I posted that I wanted to move my Red Love apple so it is against the garage wall as by some fluke of nature there is no growth out the back. I think it might have been trained at some point into a fan.

Anyway my question - have I left it too late? I have read that you have to by the the end of February if you are going to move one. Does this still count as the norm during these milder winters or should I wait?

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