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[John Smith <friendly27sw@yahoo.com>]

I would agree with Jim, in my experience they
transplant very well, even when you manage to chop off
most of the roots.  

--- Jim Fruth <jfruth@tds.net> wrote:

> Donna said of peaches, "They aren't too fond of 
> being transplanted."
> 
>     Donna, I wonder if it is your soil or your area
> or the type of peach 
> because they transplant very well here.  I've
> transplanted some that had 
> already sprouted leaves.  I've even dug up overgrown
> peaches, chopping half 
> the root off to get them out of the ground.  I have
> never lost one.
> 
> Jim Fruth
> Brambleberry Farm
> Pequot Lakes, MN  56472
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