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Jean writes: I have a medium size azalea I need to move. Do the roots grow deep and what is the best time of the year for transplanting?

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Jean writes: I have a medium size azalea I need to move. Do the roots grow deep and what is the best time of the year for transplanting?

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A. Azaleas can be moved anytime of the year. Most of the root system is in the upper six to eight inches of the soil. To relocate a plant thoroughly moisten the soil a day or two before moving. Dig a large root ball at least 18 to 24 inches in diameter. Form a rounded ball shape and then dig under the plant to lift it and move the plant to a new location. Q.