What's wrong with my bare root rose?Updated a month ago
Heat Protection
When planting late in the season, especially outside the normal planting window, it's crucial to consider heat protection. Roses need cooler temperatures to establish their roots effectively. If planted during warmer weather, their roots may struggle to take hold, which can hinder growth and development.
Variety Selection
Not all roses thrive in every location. It's essential to choose the right variety for your specific climate. For example, some roses prefer cooler temperatures, while others flourish in warmer conditions. Understanding your local climate will help you select roses that are best suited for your garden.
Residual Damage from Herbicides
Be cautious of residual herbicides in your planting location, as they can adversely affect your roses' health. Ensure that the soil is free from these chemicals, as they may interfere with your plants’ ability to thrive.
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