This is a more risky way of planting bare roots compared with potting them up and growing them on first, but it can be successful if done carefully! • the soil must be rich, crumbly and free of weeds. Ideally it should be free of larger plants which will compete with the new plants. • use multipurpose compost to fill the planting hole. It’s easier for the new roots to settle into. • leave the shoots of the bare roots exposed. • you can top-dress with the coir supplied in the packs to fill in any
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This is a more risky way of planting bare roots compared with potting them up and growing them on first, but it can be successful if done carefully! • the soil must be rich, crumbly and free of weeds. Ideally it should be free of larger plants which will compete with the new plants. • use multipurpose compost to fill the planting hole. It’s easier for the new roots to settle into. • leave the shoots of the bare roots exposed. • you can top-dress with the coir supplied in the packs to fill in any
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