Storing Your Plants
How to Store Your Bare Root Plants Before Planting
Proper storage of bare root plants is essential to keep them healthy until you're ready to plant them. Here’s how to store different types of bare root plants.
Storing Ferns, Ground Covers, and Perennials
- Temperature: keep these plants in an area with temperatures between 38-42 degrees Fahrenheit. This will maintain their dormant stage.
- Location: Ideal storage locations include a basement, cellar, or garage.
- Packaging: Remove the plants from their shipping packaging.
- Soil: Cover the roots with potting soil.
- Moisture: Lightly mist the soil with water every other day to keep the plants hydrated.
- Small Orders: For small orders, keep the plants in their bags and store them in the crisper or bottom section drawers of your refrigerator.
Live Stakes and Wetland Plants
1-Year Warranty On All Plants
We are committed to providing the highest quality plants and ensuring your complete satisfaction. That's why we offer a one-year warranty on all our plants. If any plant does not show signs of growth within the first year, you are eligible for a replacement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are bare root plants?
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