Joy, it may not be sprouting new growth because it's probably rootbound..at least that's what I'd think.. Do you know what size pot it's in? Since it's 10' tall, I'm sure it's packed w/roots..BTW, is it tree-like or bushy? Just curious. Sounds like a gorgeous Ficus though..they're so pretty.. Still, check roots..if you can lift rootball out of pot, inspect roots. If they're filled, I'd repot 1-2 sizes up..then set out in a sheltered area..Also, a bit of fertilizer won't hurt, even though some suggest a newly repotted plant doesn't need fertilizer, but it depends on the soil you use..Good luck..Toni

What zone you are in? Are the plants dormant now? I'm not a sage expert but in general... When you move a plant, digging it up causes loss of root mass. This means the plant has a more difficult time taking up water. Frequently plants wilt under this condition. Relatively speaking, a small number of roots cannot take up enough water to support a large number of leaves. When this happens, it helps the plant by pruning it back after the move, equalizing root mass and leaf mass. I've done this before and the plant stopped wilting and recovered. The next year it was full and looked great. So based on that, it may actually be easier on the plants to move them now before there is a large number of leaves. You shouldn't have a problem with wilting. Just my opinion.

The powder room is very small and is sandwiched between the kitchen and living room. We cannot put it in the dining room nor the family room and don't want it to go in the kitchen. We considered an addition over the garage and that was pricey and would raise property taxes. I would love to have it in a master closet, but we have two small ones in there that barely fit our clothes. I even considered ripping out our huge corner tub in the master bath and putting the washer and dryer in there. The contractor explained that would involve a total remodel of that room and would be very expensive. I knew when we bought this house that this would be my one issue. I may just have to live with it :)

I do like accent walls, and I have such in my current home - I put them there and remain satisfied because I'm trying to please me, not a decorator. But I think the room as shown is too small for an accent wall to work well. But in any case, we need to see all four walls to work with you. It may be hard to get extra photos at this time since the tenants still live there, however.