Digging up established trees and replanting them can be a choir and be prepared to water through the summer if our rains are infrequent again.
You might want to consider planting them in pots for this year. Reason being you could move them under partial shade and have less of a choir of watering them. Once you dig them up and cut the tap root you'll be fighting stressing the tree for the summer. Then plant them out in the fall when the temps cool and more,frequent rains.
Just to let you know, Texas Forestry Service sells bare root seedlings in bundles of 30 for pretty cheap.
Also, if you have any allergy sufferers in your family, it's the cedars with the reddish ting to them that are the males and are releasing pollen. I eradicate those.
This post was edited by 641Dave at 20:16:27 03/17/12.
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