Relocating mature shrub on your own, transplanting a laurel

[@MrFlyingguy]

loved the way you raised the rootball high enough to get it into the barrow and also the advice for cutting the younger stems after transplant to reduce energy consumption. Thank you for sharing. ( 4 years late to the party)

[@toksikado]

Thanks for sharing this! Now I have all the confidence I need to botch it myself. 😁

[@missyrabbit5250]

This was a big help. I have to dig out 3 well established laurels before they get destroyed by brush clearing company

[@drew9312]

Really good, succinct video with excellent tips. Thank you.

[@TeAmoCristoJesus]

Thank you for the video. My Mountain Laurel didn’t like the change and it’s looking super stressed lately. Most of the leaves are yellow. I’m afraid I could loose this plant that is over 13 years old. Any suggestions to tty and save it? iIf it still a possibility. Thank you!

[@pixxa37]

Can i move the shrubs in a large pot? The place where they will go is not ready yet.

[@ptangyangkipperbang3295]

Thank you very much

[@lorik8730]

But did it survive the move? We need an update.

[@ffraw]

Hello, yes it did survived. I sold the property last year and it was thriving again. Thanks for your question.

[@MoMo-gg8ox]

Hello How do I take some of a flower jasmine bush from a country lane and separate it and plant it into my garden. ? Thanks

[@jadkiss827]

After relocation....is the plant still alive?

[@ryanm.9326]

I am also interested to know this.

[@Scribe3168]

J Adkiss Fucking dead innit mate?

[@taleinz1]

It recovered - in a previous comment 😊

[@ffraw]

Yep... however it took 3 years to recover and start growing again. Thanks

[@jadkiss827]

@@ffraw thankx

[@ptangyangkipperbang3295]

Thank you very much