Trees, Shrubs and Conifers: So you want to transplant that shrub?, 1 by ViburnumValley

ViburnumValley wrote:
When the rootball is completely separated, it can be lifted or rolled out of the hole. IF the ball is stable. If your rootball seems to be crumbling, then it is better to secure it with wrapping while it is in the hole. More on that later.

Assuming you have a stable ball, lift it from the hole and place it on your wrapping material (if you have a strong back), or roll it up out of the hole as illustrated (but onto the waiting burlap instead of next to it as amateurishly shown).