IL TROPHY HUNTER You shouldn't really have a problem transplanting, just remember to dig it out a little beyond the drip line of the shrub,then cover the root ball w/burlap and if can soak it,Then it would also be a good idea to have the new holes already dug up.Go to your local garden store get some kind of "Root stimulator",Fertilome has one and it works great.And another tip,Make sure the new holes are big enough and make sure the bottom is flat as possible,so you won't trap oxygen in the hole. Then fertilize,maybe like a 17-17-17.Then if you want to fertilize in the fall use sometning like 5-20-20.Because in the fall you want more phos. and potash to have a stronger roots.