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compost_angel

Muscadines: transplant or wait?

compost_angel
10 years ago

Hi all,

Here's the good news: I've picked a great location for my muscadine trellis.

The bad news is that the location won't be ready until this fall at the earliest.

Would I be better off buying and planting my muscadines early next spring, or should I buy them now, plant them now in a different location, and then transplant them in the late fall or early spring? Any thoughts?

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