Collection: Roots & Crowns

Plant once, harvest for years. Asparagus crowns, strawberry roots, berry bushes and perennial herbs — the food crops that come back on their own every spring without being re-sown.

An asparagus bed set this year will feed a household for two decades. Strawberries spread on their own runners. These are the plantings that turn a garden into a system.

Bare-root stock ships dormant. Crowns and roots arrive looking like dry tangles — that is exactly how a healthy dormant plant travels, and it is why they establish so well.