When expanding the area of the garden or during other work on the land, it may suddenly turn out that an adult, fruiting apple tree or plum does not grow at all where it would be desirable. In this situation, the owner of the site is faced with a rather difficult choice: pick up a saw and solve the problem radically or try to transplant an "uncomfortable" tree.
Tree transplantation is a laborious task, but quite feasible. Of course, you can’t cope with the transplant alone, but having called your neighbors for help and armed with the necessary knowledge, you can begin to act.
Bit of theory
A tree whose age is less than 25 years is quite suitable for transplanting. Such a tree can quickly come to its senses in a new place and restore all damaged areas of the root and the ground part.
A transplant should be taken in early spring - immediately after the last snow has melted. It is at this time of year that the tree has sufficient potential to recover in the shortest possible time.
