I like what denninmi said about very early spring, as long as you can identify the plants. What Glenn says makes perfect sense too, because fall is a good transplanting time. I like to let them get settled before winter, so I choose late summer after the very hot weather is done, lots of water (in well drained soil), and for service berries, blackberries, chokecherries, and blueberries, a thick mulch of pine needles. Also a top dressing of 10-10-10 (under the mulch). Just my 2 cents~~good luck, and happy digging! Constance.

Picture is tiny, but perhaps Rhaphiolepis indica. Here is a link that might be useful:

check your plant against the description at the link below. hopefully this will help to identify if yours is native or not. Here is a link that might be useful: PCA aliens - porcelain berry

Looks evergreen and arborescent in photo, leaves don't really look like they have the same coloring, texture and veining of winterberry either. Surely this is something more on the order of Dahoon holly. This post was edited by bboy on Sun, Dec 15, 13 at 16:55