No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting a herbaceous border. Herbaceous borders typically require more space for the plants to grow and spread out, whereas nursery trays are designed for temporary containment and transportation of young plants. It is best to directly sow herbaceous border plants into the ground or use larger containers that provide enough room for their roots to establish and thrive.
No, nursery trays are generally not suitable for starting a herbaceous border. Herbaceous borders typically require a larger space to allow the plants to grow and spread, whereas nursery trays limit root development and can restrict the growth of the plants. It is recommended to start herbaceous borders by directly planting the herbaceous plants in the ground to ensure proper growth and establishment.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting a herbaceous border. Herbaceous borders typically require more space for the plants to grow and spread out. Nursery trays are designed for temporary containment and are not ideal for long-term growth or providing the necessary soil volume for herbaceous plants. It is recommended to use larger pots or directly plant the herbaceous plants into the ground for a successful herbaceous border.
