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Berries, Rhubarb & Greenhouse Plants Planting Questions & Answers

Created Aug 26, 2015

Author By Double A Vineyards

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What can I expect in my shipment?

Our plants are considered “bare root.” Usually when they have are shipped, they have moist packing material around the roots and should arrive in very condition. It is important to keep the plants cool and the roots moist prior to planting.

What if I am unable to plant right away?

A cooler, garage or basement room are typically good storage locations for your plants if you can’t plant them immediately.

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