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(back to top) Certainly, if they are on their own roots and not grafted. Simply dig up the sucker with sufficient roots after leaf fall and transplant them to another site. For a better root system girdle the sucker or use electrical cable ties for constriction underground to encourage more profuse rooting during the second season.
