Since you are wondering if there is any way to move your garden when relocating we are here to help you out and show you a few things you can do about it. Moving all your household items is easy, all you need to do is pack them and off you go. Even moving huge objects like a piano for example is doable but the garden is a totally different story.

What can you do?

You obviously can not bring the whole garden with you. But you can take a lot of plants with you. You can also pack and bring your garden furniture and any decorations and tools. The hardest will be moving plants of course. Potted plants are much easier to transport. Others will require a lot of preparation, planning, and some extra care but maybe some of those plants can be a part of your stylish yet simple decor in an apartment and not just in the garden.

How to move your garden – plants edition

Here is what you can do if you want to move your plants with you :

• consider the season and find a way to protect your garden during the winter relocation
• make sure that your plants are well hydrated before uprooting them
• give them a trim if necessary
• ask professionals about uprooting and watch some youtube videos on this topic
• uproot your plants with care, take your time, this should not be rushed
• think about timing, you should do uprooting right before the relocation
• re-plant your plants as soon as possible

Who can help you out?

Florists and botanists can help you and give you the best advice on uprooting and transporting. But when it comes to moving them, hiring professional movers is the safest choice. Try to find ones that have this as an additional service. Google will help you with your search for reliable movers that can help you. Also, you can download some moving apps that can help you in your quest for movers. They will also be helpful when you start packing other household items beside the garden and plants from it.

The time

Time is the most important factor. You will need some time to plan everything, get some tips from professionals, and find movers that are specialized in this kind of relocation. This will not be easy but it will be worth it since you will have all (or most of them) of your old plants in your new garden which is amazing and surely you will be very happy about it.

If something goes wrong

You need to be prepared for this. This is a real possibility. Your relocation can be too much stress for some plants and they can get hurt. Maybe this won’t happen and all your plants will be moved safely and everything will go smoothly but don’t be too disappointed if one or two plants don’t make it.