What should I do with my potted roses?

by Syd

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Our roses are potted (six years) , transplant or put in the ground ?

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1401470 on Nov 11, 2018

I would put them in the ground they always do better outside of containers. Just give them room to grow because they will love the space to spread their roots.

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Deb K on Nov 11, 2018

Hi Syd, if they are doing well in the pots, I would just repot to one size up.

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Erin Reed | Erin Reed Makes on Nov 12, 2018

depends on what you want - if you have a nice space outside go for it - if you wanted it be potted - go up a size

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