Let’s discuss keeping your roses in their nursery pot or a small pot/planter. Roses will not thrive and reach their full potential when in a cramped pot. They outgrow temporary nursery pots quickly, and in order to keep growing, they need to go into the ground where their roots can stretch. If you must plant your roses in pots, choose one that is at least 24” across (about 25 gallons). Half wine barrels make great rose planters! Giving roses space makes all the difference in how healthy they wil

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