August 14, 2009, Newsletter Issue #276: Bare- Root Versus Container Grown Roses.
Tip of the Week
Bare-root.
Most experts will agree that bare root roses bought from a reputable Rose specialist nursery are best. You get the best choice of Rose types, new varieties, rarities and novelties from specialist growers selling bare root.The plants generally establish better too.
Bare-root roses can only be planted when they are dormant usually November until March.
Container Grown
In theory, container grown roses can be planted at any time of the year,including when they are in bloom.
The choice of varieties available increases yearly ,but does not match the extensive range of varieties available bare-root.
It is fair to say that if you are planting between late fall and early spring, go for bare-root roses. Mid Spring to mid fall , container roses are best .
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