Document Type
Other
Publication Date
4-1-1993
Keywords
bare-root trees, planting, landscaping
Extension Number
ExEx 6018
Description
Bare-root trees provide an economical way of developing a home landscape or farm shelterbelt. Bare-root plants often cost a tenth of what container or balled and burlapped plants do since the tree is sold without soil around the roots. Some bare-root trees are called packaged trees because they have their rots packed in moist peat and are enclosed in a bag. The planting procedure and care are the same for both. While-bare-root plants require a little more care in planting, the survival and recovery can be similar, if not better, than other methods of transplanting.
Recommended Citation
Ball, John and Graper, David, "Planting a Bare-root Tree" (1993). SDSU Extension Extra Archives. 220.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/extension_extra/220