In your area you can transplant shrubs anytime the ground is not frozen. The only plant you mentioned that should wait until spring is the Lavatera. Wait until you see new growth in the spring - perhaps late April to move this perennial. If you make sure the soil is moist before you dig in and replant immediately with lots of moist soil around the roots, replant at the same level and then water and mulch around the roots, well then you can consider all your plants as having wheels and just move then around until you get the placement just right. Fall and spring are the easiest time of year as you won't have to worry as much about keeping the soil moist. Keep growing - and moving those plants. Marianne Binetti