Yes, as long as your soil isn't water-logged or frozen. Don't cut the flower heads off - they protect the new shoots in the winter.

Prepare a hole big enough to take your Hydrangea, dig round it, lift it out on a sheet of polythene, carry it to the hole, replant firmly. Use your feet to firm it in, water. Do not cut any parts back even the mopheads until April when you should give it a spring feed.

Spritzhenry & Doctorbob1

Many thanks for your comments, which
have been noted and will be acted on accordingly.

regards to you both,

Davr

PS: Out of curiosity Spritzhenry, which
part of the Country do you reside.

Cheers

Davr

I'm in West Somerset, Davr.

Spritzhenry

Thanks for your reply, I think it nice to know where people live,
who take the time to answer questions.

Living in Lancashire I know is mostly a different climate
to that of yours.

kind regards,

Davr

Hallo Davr - if you pass your cursor over the member's avatar (photo), then you'll see where they live, as well as when they joined GoY. Otherwise, you can always go to their home page and read their profile.

Yes, I'm in a mild-ish area here. I'm sure it's very different to yours!