While it’s generally recommended to wait until the plants have finished blooming to transplant them, if you’re moving, you may not have that option. Therefore, dig them up now and replant in the spring when there’s no danger of frost. The blooms this year may be a bit weaker than usual, if the plants bloom at all. Don’t worry, though—they are just spending their energy putting down roots instead!
While it’s generally recommended to wait until the plants have finished blooming to transplant them, if you’re moving, you may not have that option. Therefore, dig them up now and replant in the spring when there’s no danger of frost. The blooms this year may be a bit weaker than usual, if the plants bloom at all. Don’t worry, though—they are just spending their energy putting down roots instead!