From Ground: Begin by thoroughly watering the cutleaf evergreen blackberry plant to make the soil surrounding the roots damp and easy to work with. Using your spade or shovel, cautiously dig a wide circle around the plant, ensuring the root ball remains intact. Gradually work your tool under the root ball to lift the plant; remember, the goal here is to preserve as much of the root structure as possible. Once the plant is loose, carefully lift it out of the hole and place it into a bucket for transportation, trying not to damage the root ball or branches.
From Pot: Water your cutleaf evergreen blackberry plant and then gently tip the pot side to side to loosen the plant and its surrounding soil. Slide the plant out while supporting the bottom of the root ball to prevent it from breaking away. If it resists, try to run a knife around the edge of the pot to separate plant roots from the pot without cutting them.
From Seedling Tray: Ensure the cutleaf evergreen blackberry saplings are well-watered, and then use a garden trowel or alike tool to carefully scoop out individual seedlings, making sure you get as much root as possible. Handle the seedlings by the leaves to avoid damaging the stem.
