If a tree is over ten feet, and it's April, forget about moving it. Take branch cuttings, graft onto root stock at new house. You can take rose cuttings. I moved two tall ramblers and the taller arbor, in April, when they were budding. They withered a bit, then came back twice as strong.
Roses regard the setback as a late freeze and take it in their stride.
Summertime moves would be impossible for roses, fruit trees, grapes or berries. All my raspberries were starting new growth. I'd installed six plants but they had cloned themselves. All fifty moved with ease. Only one of my many trees failed to make it in April.