Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting a perennial bed. They provide a controlled environment for seed germination and seedling growth, ensuring better success rates. Additionally, nursery trays allow for easy transplanting of seedlings into the final perennial bed, minimizing root disturbance and promoting healthy establishment.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting a perennial bed. Perennial plants typically develop deep root systems, and nursery trays provide limited space for root growth. It is best to start perennial beds using larger containers or by directly sowing seeds or planting bare root plants in the desired location.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting a perennial bed. Perennial plants generally require more space for their root systems to grow and establish themselves. Nursery trays are typically too small and restrictive for the long-term growth of perennial plants. It is recommended to use larger containers or directly plant perennial seeds or seedlings in the desired bed for better success.
