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when do bare rooted plants come into nurseries?

Posted by ashleysf 9 SF SouthBay (My Page) on
Sat, Oct 24, 09 at 17:01

I am looking forward to planting new bare root trees and berries in my yard this year - especially pears, peaches and berries. I cannot recollect when they come into the nurseries. Does anyone know whether it is in December or in the spring? Thanks.


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RE: when do bare rooted plants come into nurseries?

  • Posted by bahia SF Bay Area (My Page) on
    Sat, Oct 24, 09 at 18:47

Usually they do start coming in in mid to late December, or in January.


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RE: when do bare rooted plants come into nurseries?

Here in Sacramento the bareroot fruit trees and berries arrive in early January...Could be late December but I never notice them until just after New Years...Definitely not in the spring though since bareroots should preferably be planted in the winter dormancy.


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RE: when do bare rooted plants come into nurseries?

Yep, January - February is the only time I ever see them.


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RE: when do bare rooted plants come into nurseries?

thanks all. I will look for them around new year's time.


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