Ah yes, the classic springtime switcheroo! Those bare trees can certainly be misleading.
As long as the plants are still fairly small, they should transplant without any trouble, though they may be delayed a bit in flowering and fruiting. However, even with a delay, they’ll do much better in full sun than they would have where they are currently. When you dig them up, do so gently—and also be careful not to dig too close to the base of the plants in case the roots have spread horizontally. Keep them well-watered until they can get reestablished.
Ah yes, the classic springtime switcheroo! Those bare trees can certainly be misleading.
As long as the plants are still fairly small, they should transplant without any trouble, though they may be delayed a bit in flowering and fruiting. However, even with a delay, they’ll do much better in full sun than they would have where they are currently. When you dig them up, do so gently—and also be careful not to dig too close to the base of the plants in case the roots have spread horizontally. Keep them well-watered until they can get reestablished.