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Hi, A friend gave me a rooted cutting and I planted it. It made a beautiful plant. Then, we had to have a tree removed because it died, so I had to move the trellis and some of the roots. No sign of survival. So some new shoots came from where the old plant was, so I am so proud.
THEN, we had a gas leak because of the truck that took down the tree. We had to replace the gas line and guess where the line ran, right down the middle of the new shoots that were 12 inches tall. So now I still have about 4 shoots living and I want to move them somewhere else. When can I safely dig them up and move them to a safe haven? How is that for a sob story? Thanks, alda
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