How Do You Relocate Ivy

Transplanting Ivy Plant Dig a hole for each ivy plant, allowing 6 to 12 inches between each plant, advises Yardener. Remove the leaves from the bottom half of the stem, and plant the bare stem in the hole. Firm the soil around the vine to the base of the remaining leaves.

Can you relocate English ivy?

Ivy is a plant that responds well to being moved, and it will quickly put down new roots. You must first find the base of your ivy plant by following the stem. It can be useful to prune off any new runners to make the transplanting easier. Use a small shovel to loosen the roots around the stem’s base.

Does ivy transplant well?

Whether you have a potted ivy plant or a patch of ivy growing outside, the new little plants that form are excellent for transplanting. There is no special time for transplanting since as soon as the ivy encounters warmer temperatures, it will start growing again, even if it is the dead of winter.