Bare-root seedlings

The bare-root technology is used for the cultivation of seedlings, plants, large-sized plants and saplings of all of forest tree assortments intended for forest regeneration and afforestation. We offer these plants in a wide range of provenances .

Most of our nursery areas are situated directly in the forest environment on poor  sand-clay to sandy soils. In these natural conditions plants create a rich root system. Mycorrhiza often appears on the roots of the plant which is caused by the long tradition of growing at  in these nursery areas. Seedlings and plants are grown by seven-row technology. The cultivated seedlings are undercut to create an even richer root system. All the production areas are equipped with an irrigation system which supplies the soil with moisture especially during the dry summer season.

The plants can be dispatched from the nursery only in the period of vegetative dormancy – so only early in spring before burgeoning for spring reforestation or in fall after the leafs fall (in case of broadleaves) and after the end of growing (in case of conifers) for fall reforestation.

On demand, above and underground parts of plants can be treated by the recommended chemicals against root drying or harmful insects. The bare-root planting is dispatched in packs of 25, 50 or 100 pieces. The number of plants in the pack depends on the height and tree species. The transport costs of the plants are covered by the customer. On demand, transport can be organized by us or by our transport  partners.