How to store

[@tropangmarkyofficial6207]

Thanks for this. I will do this when i deliver my bare roots plants in our province

[@TheGardenTinkers]

Sounds good. Thank you for checking this video and sharing your thoughts about it. If it helps any, the trees shown in this video are doing great and thriving next to my garage wall, and the strawberries have made a nice patch now.

[@mig1138]

thanks for such a wonderfully put togetther upload, im studying and one of the questions was how to store plants after lifting, this video helped a lot 👍

[@TheGardenTinkers]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for stopping by.

[@shirleym4309]

Thank you!

[@TheGardenTinkers]

Most welcome!

[@Ahmad-gn1pd]

Can i put it in refrigerator for a month?

[@TheGardenTinkers]

Hi Ahmad. We would be scared to recommend that! Usually big nurseries may have special cold storage for holding trees in for that long but even that takes a lot of monitoring for each kind of variety. Usually 1 week to 10 days is recommended in home refrigerators in the fruit or vegetable bin where moisture can be maintained. If you have not already received your plants and trees, maybe start doing some prep work ahead of time, a little every other day. That way when you receive it, you would be ready to go. We took out one of the pear tree from it's container today and planted it. Hopefully we will get the 2nd one in ground tomorrow. Good luck and let us know how it goes.