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How do I store bare-root plants until I can plant them in the garden?

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Wrap the roots in wet newspaper and place in a bucket or open polythene bag. Keeping the roots moist, but allow them to breathe. Store the plants in a cool, frost-free place such as a garage. Start planting when conditions are suitable.

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