🌹 Overwinter Potted Roses 🌿 Prepare Potted Plants for Winter



I have several roses that I received for fall planting and missed the frost deadline to plant or they are too frail to subject to the winter elements. In this video I share how I will be taking care of the roses during the winter.

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12 comments

  1. I have a zone 5 hardy rose but i live in zone 5…could i store these roses in the unheated garage through the winter? Will they have a chance?

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  2. This Seville Classics rack rolls very smoothly, even with dozens of potted roses and plants on it.

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  4. Thank you so much for this video. I grew my first rose in a container this year and need to overwinter it in my garage – Zone 5b, Ontario Canada. This is the first video I’ve seen that addressed all of my questions and has made me feel more confident about the process. 🙏💚

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  6. My fall order is arriving this week. I live in zone 7A but I plan on planting everything. As long as I can dig, they should be fine as the roots do grow during the winter. I will mulch up high. I realize it's an experiment but I don't mind taking that chance. My main reason for getting it in now, is because I want a big show in spring.

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  7. Hey, I actually remove all leaves from roses before putting plants inside for winter, heard this prevent all bugs and infections

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