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Native Bare root perennials & wildflowers are at least 1- 2 years old and #1 grade size.
Selecting native bare root perennials & wildflowers offers advantages over container grown they are normally much less expensive than container-grown. They are easier to inspect for damage or disease. They weigh less when for shipping and handling. Bare root perennials & wildflowers allows easier transport to planting sites. This also means less waste in terms of container debris.
Bare root perennials & wildflowers grow just as well as those grown in containers. Because the roots are bare, they dry out quickly. It’s important to get them planted as soon as possible after buying, or store them correctly until ready for planting.

Bare root perennials & wildflowers can be planted any time the soil is not frozen but before a plant is in full flush. Planting bare root is not recommended May-September (once a plant has “flushed” in spring or before dropping leaves and going dormant in fall).