How to Plant Bare Root Roses in a Container

How to Plant Bare Root Roses in a Container with Grace Rose Farm.

[@whoyawitjanee8114]

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[@mariahdunn9566]

If you live in a colder climate, would you leave the rose in the container through the next winter after planting? Is this something that would need to be stored in a garage/shed after the initial year or could it be left on a patio? We are in KS, zone 6a/6b. Thanks!

[@PallasAthenaXIII]

The rule of thumb I learned is it has to be two zones colder tolerant than where you are to survive potted without being brought in. I know I tried going only one zone hardier in a protected southern facing location and lost it. I’m 6A. I do have other plants that follow the 2 zone rule though and they do just fine in pots out and exposed all year long.

[@mariahdunn9566]

@@PallasAthenaXIII Thank you for the tip! That is super helpful. I wish I lived in a zone 8 so I could do this. All the roses I love are min. zone 6. lol

[@patrickbowen5398]

What is the Diameter of the rose pot you are using ?

[@wvt5825]

Seems like the container, from end to end, is a finger to elbow's length. 20-24 inches?

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

No mixing,???

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

No root growth in the hole? Just plop it in dirt from your yard and potting soil in top, no compost like I'm real confused. Thank God i got David Austin

[@josiemojica3674]

I agree this video is not pretty clear. My soil is clay, no way I’m using it in my pot.