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transplant my rose
Hi everyone,
This year I bought a very beautiful Jackson and Perkenson rose bush, it is blooming very beautifully. But there is one problem i think i planted it in a wrong spot and it does not get much sun leading to very less growth and also very few blooms. I was woundering, could i transfer the plant. and if so when is a good time to transfer them. thanking you in advance, sabaa |
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We had a J&P next to my bedroom window and it didnt do well at all. My room
mate moved it one day without telling me to a sunnier part of the yard, this was done in mid summer. The plant now blooms more than any other in our yard, and is lush and green. Granted it gets the sprinklers waterings now wheras before it had to rely on our hand watering. But.... I've found in my not so great edperience that when transplanting a rose bush it really doesnt matter what time of year it is, as long as you properly maintain it, like water, mulch and sun. Good Luck. Rose bushes are a lot hardier than some people say they are, or so I've found. "Sabaa Mundia" wrote in message news Hi everyone, This year I bought a very beautiful Jackson and Perkenson rose bush, it is blooming very beautifully. But there is one problem i think i planted it in a wrong spot and it does not get much sun leading to very less growth and also very few blooms. I was woundering, could i transfer the plant. and if so when is a good time to transfer them. thanking you in advance, sabaa |
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In Sabaa
Mundia wrote: I was woundering, could i transfer the plant. and if so when is a good time to transfer them. I've transplanted roses at various times of year. No rose likes being transplanted, and it will suffer a setback. The size of the setback depends on whether it's in a growing season (spring, summer, autumn). It also depends on how well you manage to extract the whole root system. So, in direct answer to your question, the best time is in winter, right after pruning. |
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On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 19:33:26 -0700, "GamePlayer No. 1058"
wrote: We had a J&P next to my bedroom window and it didnt do well at all. My room mate moved it one day without telling me to a sunnier part of the yard, this was done in mid summer. The plant now blooms more than any other in our yard, and is lush and green. Granted it gets the sprinklers waterings now wheras before it had to rely on our hand watering. But.... I've found in my not so great edperience that when transplanting a rose bush it really doesnt matter what time of year it is, as long as you properly maintain it, like water, mulch and sun. I still say that when planting in the middle of summer, it's very much a case of: Good Luck. Unless you live in a mild summer climate, it's absolutely the riskiest time to replant. So why do it then? Rose bushes are a lot hardier than some people say they are, or so I've found. Well, yes they are. But I remember replanting a very vigorous second year Cherokee Rose in the middle of a hot summer and it never recovered. Every other rose that I've transplanted at more temperate times of the year have done fine (but that's a grand total of, I think, 3). I'll be transplanting another couple in a month or so. So, my suggestion is to wait until the end of Sep. or Oct. before transplanting. November would be even more ideal, unless you are in an area where the ground is already frozen. Of course, I'm eager to get it started, so I'm going to wait until these 90 degree temps are finished and then I'm going to shovel away. I never said that I was perfect... "Sabaa Mundia" wrote in message news Hi everyone, This year I bought a very beautiful Jackson and Perkenson rose bush, it is blooming very beautifully. But there is one problem i think i planted it in a wrong spot and it does not get much sun leading to very less growth and also very few blooms. I was woundering, could i transfer the plant. and if so when is a good time to transfer them. thanking you in advance, sabaa |
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Sabaa,
I'm a little confused by your post. You say your rose is "blooming very beautifully" but you think it's in the "wrong spot" and "does not get much sun." We'd be more able to help you if you tell us where you live (because that affects the best time for transplanting roses) and the name of the rose, because some roses bloom once in the spring, but don't put out much growth or more blooms later in the year. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC "Sabaa Mundia" wrote in message news Hi everyone, This year I bought a very beautiful Jackson and Perkenson rose bush, it is blooming very beautifully. But there is one problem i think i planted it in a wrong spot and it does not get much sun leading to very less growth and also very few blooms. I was woundering, could i transfer the plant. and if so when is a good time to transfer them. thanking you in advance, sabaa |
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