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Bare Root Perennials are herbaceous perennials (plants with a non-woody stem that achieve their full height producing flowers within one year, dying back late autumn & over winter, becoming dormant and then growing again the following spring. Perennials grow year after year).
We send these plants out whilst in the dormant stage as bare roots (little soil / no pots) from November through to late May depending on the variety. This is the ideal time to plant bare root perennials for the coming year. Perennials planted as bare roots, whilst dormant, establish well as the roots are in direct contact with the soil and develop well in the spring. Bare root perennials are a very economical way to purchase flowering and non-flowering plants.
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