Episode 78-Planting Roses in Containers

Episode 78-Planting Roses in Containers
Since our Episode 16 - Planting a Bare Root Rose first aired a number of seasons ago we have had numerous requests to show how to plant a rose in a container. Today we're very pleased to offer you our easy, how-to video on how to plant and maintain a rose container. Join Pam & Wendy for an informative episode and learn how easy it is to enjoy beautiful roses in containers!
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[@hamsteryeurose9417]

OMG, I love watching this video. Learned so much and enjoyed these ladies talked so nice and friendly to the end of video. Did not fall asleep.

[@ksero1000]

You answered my question as I was typing. I guess it will go into my garage until spring! Thank youuuuui!

[@Glad2BGolden]

Excellent. I now feel confident planting my roses in containers. I would love one like yours. Wooden and large.

[@dg7438]

Thanks. Also, instead of coc. choir, I used hydrating gels (handful) before putting in my roses to keep soil moist

[@BotanusTV]

+Dustin G Great tip, thank you Dustin!

[@katewarner8833]

Wonderful video! What about watering in winter when you have it wrapped up? Water regular or do you stop altogether? Thanks!

[@BotanusTV]

Hello Kate! I water my plants before I wrap them and that is usually enough until spring! The plants still get water through rainfall and don't need a lot as they are in a dormant stage. If you have your containers in a garage or shed check on them every few weeks and make sure they don't dry completely.

[@samrinashraf708]

my roses are not good blooming and not good growth and more deasees please help me

[@allystejero1445]

Hello there, how many years this rose can stay on container?

[@BotanusTV]

+Allys Tejero It all depends on the size if the rose and the size of the container. Make sure the rose has a lot of soil and enough room to grow.

[@allystejero1445]

I see, I have to judge it. Thanks a lot.