Bare Roots

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We had a pretty good sized group for planting today. The red flags in the picture were placed to indicate where to plant the bare root conifers. To plant these trees, we use a tool called a dibble to make the hole. Holes dug for bare root Indian plum, which we also planted today, only require a shovel. At the end of the day, we put 219 native plants in the ground: 109 bare root Indian plum, 98 bare root cedars, and 12 low Oregon grape.

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