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Transplanting a Snowball Bush in Spring: Survival Tips

In May (Missouri), move with a large root ball. Dig new hole wider/deeper; plant slightly lower than original. Side-dress with composted manure, water well. Current rains help—don't overwater. Survival chances are good.

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