Almost any plant can be moved with a little bit of time and care. If at all
possible, wait until the plants go dormant, so you can prune and move at the
same time. If there is any distance involved in the move, make sure the root
system is protected from temperature extremes and drying wind and sun. Have
the new site prepared well in advance. Make sure it is well drained and
acidic -- have the soil tested and correct as needed prior to planting.
Build up your beds and have ample mulch and moisture ready. Try to get the
plants back in the ground as soon as possible. I would not try to move them
when it is this hot and dry, but if fall is not possible, move as late as
you can.
(August) We have approximately thirty blueberry bushes we planted about eight
years ago and they are producing beautifully. We have just gotten them well
established and now we are moving. The new owners are planning to build in the
spot they are planted. Is it possible to move blueberry bushes to our new
location?