Why Choose Bare Root Plants from Carbeth Plants?
How to Plant & Care for Bare Root Plants
Frequently Asked Questions
They are plants supplied dormant without soil or pots, making them easier to handle and more affordable.
From late autumn to early spring, while dormant and before new growth starts.
Yes! Once established, bare root perennials grow strongly and often root faster than container plants.
Most produce new shoots within weeks of planting in spring.
Yes. Keep them cool, dark, and slightly damp — then plant as soon as conditions allow.