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jeannejeanie_gw

what is grade 1 bare root?

18 years ago

i found some hibiscus trees online which are listed as grade 1 bare root. i google grade 1 bare root but have not seen a description of what this is. do i need to stake a grade 1 stem. thet are approximately 3 ft trees. thank you for any info....jeannie

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