Plant out ?

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  1. geoff

    geoff Apprentice Gardener

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    I have received some bare rooted Rudbeckia and Astrantia. As I don`t want to plant them in their final posistions yet how do I store them over winter ?

    Regards- Geoff
     
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    Hello Geoff

    As Hardy Perennials these will be quite happy if you eithe por them up in some compost or simply dig them in in an area where they will not be disturbed until you want to plant them out.
    Regards
    Doug.......
     
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    I agree, just heel them in somewhere for now.
     
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