Are there specific times when it is forbidden to uproot a grape vine (Dalia), or specific times when it is permissible to do so, especially since it is green and there is a desire to replace it?

Islam encourages planting trees and anything beneficial, and warns against cutting down fruitful trees and causing corruption on earth. It is permissible to cut down trees for a benefit, to prevent harm, or due to a need. If uprooting a tree is not for corruption or wanton destruction, then there is no legal impediment to it. The reference for this is to experts in the field.