5 Tips for Winterizing Your Perennial Plants
5 Tips for Winterizing Your Perennial Plants
7 months ago
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It usually only takes a couple of months for bare root perennials to reach this stage. Once they have started to grow new roots and some foliage in temporary pots, they will be stronger and will cope better in various garden soil types among other plants and pests. Bare root plants are better value than buying potted plants, and they travel better in the post. There’s still time to get bare roots started and you can enjoy big savings in our sale! 🌱 . . . #gardeningtips #gardening #gardens #plan
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It usually only takes a couple of months for bare root perennials to reach this stage. Once they have started to grow new roots and some foliage in temporary pots, they will be stronger and will cope better in various garden soil types among other plants and pests. Bare root plants are better value than buying potted plants, and they travel better in the post. There’s still time to get bare roots started and you can enjoy big savings in our sale! 🌱 . . . #gardeningtips #gardening #gardens #plan
26.3K viewsApr 27, 2025
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Bernie and Bryan are here to tell you how to prepare your perennials so they survive the winter and are ready to grow again next Spring! Don't lose your perennials this winter, take care of them and you can enjoy them again next year. From banana plants to canna lilies and beyond...check it out. | West Coast Gardens
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Bernie and Bryan are here to tell you how to prepare your perennials so they survive the winter and are ready to grow again next Spring! Don't lose your perennials this winter, take care of them and you can enjoy them again next year. From banana plants to canna lilies and beyond...check it out. | West Coast Gardens
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This is a more risky way of planting bare roots compared with potting them up and growing them on first, but it can be successful if done carefully! • the soil must be rich, crumbly and free of weeds. Ideally it should be free of larger plants which will compete with the new plants. • use multipurpose compost to fill the planting hole. It’s easier for the new roots to settle into. • leave the shoots of the bare roots exposed. • you can top-dress with the coir supplied in the packs to fill in any
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This is a more risky way of planting bare roots compared with potting them up and growing them on first, but it can be successful if done carefully! • the soil must be rich, crumbly and free of weeds. Ideally it should be free of larger plants which will compete with the new plants. • use multipurpose compost to fill the planting hole. It’s easier for the new roots to settle into. • leave the shoots of the bare roots exposed. • you can top-dress with the coir supplied in the packs to fill in any
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You don’t want your bare roots dying in your borders, so it’s important to get it right if you decide to plant them direct instead of potting and growing them on first. • The border will need to have clear space for your plant to grow without competition from neighbouring plants. • you’ll need to check on them daily for pest damage, that the soil is moist enough and remove any weeds so they don’t become lost or over crowded. • your border should have rich, free-draining soil with a nice crumbly
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You don’t want your bare roots dying in your borders, so it’s important to get it right if you decide to plant them direct instead of potting and growing them on first. • The border will need to have clear space for your plant to grow without competition from neighbouring plants. • you’ll need to check on them daily for pest damage, that the soil is moist enough and remove any weeds so they don’t become lost or over crowded. • your border should have rich, free-draining soil with a nice crumbly
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Soak your roots before planting! It’s as simple as that, ultimately, rehydrating your bare roots enables faster establishment when you plant them up, as they won’t be working hard to absorb the moisture in the soil first. 🪴 We store our bare root perennials in a controlled temperature environment so they stay fresher for longer, once they’ve been shipped they’ll be warming up and ready to get growing! We always recommend planting your bare roots within a couple of days of receiving them. 📦 🚚
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Soak your roots before planting! It’s as simple as that, ultimately, rehydrating your bare roots enables faster establishment when you plant them up, as they won’t be working hard to absorb the moisture in the soil first. 🪴 We store our bare root perennials in a controlled temperature environment so they stay fresher for longer, once they’ve been shipped they’ll be warming up and ready to get growing! We always recommend planting your bare roots within a couple of days of receiving them. 📦 🚚
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Farmer Gracy on Instagram: "Most of our bare root perennials are fully hardy and can be planted directly outside at this time of year. You can either pot them up and grow them on in a sunny position outside, or plant them directly into a well-dug and weed-free border. Either way, they should be planted soon after they’re delivered while fresh and not stored for too long. Some bare root plants are hardier than others, but typically our hardy perennials can tolerate temperatures down to -15/-20C,
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