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Temporarily planting bare-root roses
"David D Stretch" wrote in message ... : For various complicated reasons, I find myself in possession of 4 : bare-rooted roses that require planting as soon as possible. I do not : have the ground prepared to do this yet. However, they do need planting : as soon as possible. My solution has been to buy largish containers : (the plastic terracotta-looking ones) to temporarily put them in. My : problem is that the roots are still too long for them to be placed in : the containers well. : : My question is: does this matter is they are to be in there for about : one more month? : : If so, is it just a matter of removing them from the container, keeping : as much of the root-ball as possible in place, and then gently placing : them into a well-prepared large enough hole where I want them. This : would take place in about a month's time. : : : If not, has anyone any suggestions of what to do/ I would trim the roots to fit the container. Presumably they are new plants so I would expect that as a possibility even if planting in open ground, if they were excessively long : -- : David D Stretch: Stoke-on-Trent, UK. : Delete DELETE in the above email addresses to email me |
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