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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Here you will be able to find information that will answer most commonly asked questions.

As you go to the individual plant pages on our On-Line Catalog or Print Catalog you will see that all of the plants are listed by their age classification and actual size.

Container Grown Liners are available in 2 forms:

A/G (Accelerated Growth) Jiffy Plug Liners:
A/G Jiffy Plugs are either 1 year or 2 year seedlings directly sown into 36mm, 42mm or 50mm plugs. One year plugs are designed to be planted in maintained transplant beds or containers. Two year Jiffy Plugs and Plug in Plug liners can be planted directly into the field. Good weed control and irrigation are important for planting success.
1 Gal. Super Potted Liners:
1 Gal. Super Potted Liners are container grown liners that are designed for growers who want a larger sized container grown plant than we offer in our a/g Jiffy Plug Liners. They provide No Transplant Shock, establish quickly and will work well on most sites including dificult to plant sites. They are unsheared liners and are not Retail Garden Center ready.

Bareroot Transplants are listed in 3 age classifications:

Husky: transplants are unsheared bareroot Plug+1 Transplants (1 Year plugs grown on for 1 season in the field).
Jumbo Husky: transplants are unsheared bareroot Plug+2 Transplants (1 Year plugs grown on for 2 seasons in the field).
Super Husky: transplants are comprised of primarily Plug+1+2 twice transplanted, twice sheared transplants.

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Care for Bare Root Stock upon receipt

Planting Instructions for Bare Root Seedlings and Transplants


Planting Instructions a/g Jiffy Plugs and Plug in Plugs


Special Instructions for the Fall Planting of Jiffy Plugs

Following the above steps and making sure the plants are in the ground 4-6 weeks prior to soil temperatures dropping below 50 degrees should allow for the best possible success rate.

Planting Instructions for Dune Grass

The most common tool for planting is a transplanting spade with a 12 inch blade. The blade is driven about 10 inches into the sand and work sideways to open a hole 2-3 inches across. The roots of the Dune Grass plant are then pressed down as least 8 inches deep. The sand is firmly tamped around the roots with your foot. On steep hills, the spade is driven into the slope at a 90 degree angle. The blade is pushed upward and the dunegrass plant is pressed into the hole while the hole is held open with the blade of the spade. After the plant is pressed into place, the spade is removed and the sand will settle down over the plant's root system.