At Birds Farm Trees, we only supply bare root trees during the dormant season, which runs from mid-November to late March, and there's a good reason for it. This period, when trees naturally rest, is ideal for planting. Without leaves, trees lose less moisture, making it easier for them to adjust to their new environment.

During dormancy, bare root trees can focus on establishing strong roots, which helps them thrive once the growing season begins. Bare root trees also tend to establish faster than container-grown alternatives. Since they are field-grown, they develop stronger root systems.

When planted in your garden during the dormant season, they can quickly adapt to the soil, resulting in healthier growth in the spring. Additionally, the lack of soil around the roots makes them easier to transport and handle, offering you better value for your money.

At Birds Farm Trees, our 2-3-year-old bare root trees are field-grown for superior strength, ensuring they will be a lasting and beautiful addition to your landscape.

Now is the perfect time to plan your garden’s future!