Planted 13 bare roots Feb 13, no growth yet? Patience — and a fingernail test.
Scratch cane with fingernail: Green under bark = alive. Brown = dead. If brown, prune down until green appears. Can cut to 2" — still yields nice bush.
Green but "bendy" canes = alive. Brown exterior but green interior = hope. Improper winter storage by supplier can delay break. Don't give up — pot up sad ones, they may surprise you.
Bare roots rarely die — they just wait for their internal clock.
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