Moving a plant from one location to another.

Whether transplanting a tender young seedling, a potted plant, or a tree, always take into consideration that the plant is undergoing some stress. Do the following to lessen the stress: (1) harden-off seedlings and plants that have been growing indoors in protected conditions before planting outside; (2) transplant on overcast days or in the early evening; (3) make sure the plant to be transplanted is well watered ahead of time; (4) the hole into which the plant will go should also be watered so that it does not wick moisture away from the plant; (5) handle the plant gently to avoid injury, noting that root hairs can also be easily broken; (6) the plant's crown should set above the native soil level; (7) water the plant once it is in place, and keep it well watered until it has become established; (8) tamp soil to make sure no air pockets have formed around roots; (9) consider applying a foliar fertilizer and/or soil drench of compost tea for an extra nutrient boost.

Shifting of a plant from one soil or growth medium to another.

when planting young plants out into the garden from their initial pots or seed beds.

the act of uprooting and moving a plant to a new location; "the transplant was successful"; "too frequent transplanting is not good for plants"

a risky procedure, so it should only be attempted if plants are being rescued from imminent destruction

Moving seedlings from one place to another

The process of replanting a plant in new soil.

The relocation of a plant from one container to another. Also see Repotting.

The process of digging up a plant and moving it to another location.

digging up a growing plant from one location to plant it in another location.