Asparagus sprengerii, shouldn't be too hard. Just take as much of the root ball as possible, put it the shade for a while, baby it. If necessary, but the top back partially or totally.

is it imperative to do it immediately ???? .. in august.. which is not the most favorable time of year for moving stuff.. in most of the US???

if you can wait for a month or two.. your odds of success go up wildly ...

otherwise.. you do what you have to do.. when you have to do it ...

ken

Ken is correct, of course, about the timing. If you can wait until cooler autumn weather, it will aid the plant. But, this stuff is tough, hard to kill, so if you must do now, it will survive. I often pull mine out of planters in the fall, cut the tops, and let them sit dry and dark in the basement until about February, then start watering and give light. They have many white, fleshy water storage roots, and are designed for survival.

Denninmi, you've really made a statement.