If seeing strawberries at farmers markets and roadside stands starts you dreaming about harvesting this sweet, juicy fruit in ...

You know, if you have bare root plants you need to make sure that the roots don't dry out. And that's what we've got here. And we've got a little bit of water in the bottom of this bucket.

Bare-root roses: Early spring is when it makes the most sense to add to your rose collection as rose plants still will be dormant and easy to transport and plant without soil around the roots ...

How to grow. Plug plants are a good bet and are available in garden centres and nurseries from late spring onwards, or alternatively you can buy bare-root plants, known as runners, which look like ...

Gardening expert Lucy Hewett is hoping for early strawberries and is looking at the merits of pyracantha. Sign In. Account . View My Account Logout. Premium site. Contact ... Get your bare roots in!

My husband and I have been in our home over 10 years and among all of the things that I have meant to do is to put in a permanent bed for some strawberry plants, which got put on the back burner.

Bare-root plants are the best deal because you get so much more plant for the buck. It cost the vendor far less to ship them in, display them and care for them. In fact, due to the size of bare-root ...