Place the rose in the hole, checking to make sure the stem is at surface level. Planting your rose - Take the rose out of the container and gently loosen the roots at the edges.Don’t make it any deeper as this puts you at risk of burying the rose stem when planting it. Use a garden trowel to dig a hole that is as deep as the container of your rose.
Let it stand for 2-3 hours and no more than 12 hours, or you will have to resoak it. Preparing the soil - Water soil in the rose’s container well, letting it really soak in and the excess to drain out.You will have probably bought your rose online or from a local garden center, so it will already be in a container and ready for planting. If you are planting your Jude the Obscure rose in a raised garden bed, find out what are the best soil you can use here. The soil should have a balanced Ph (neutral), drain well and be rich in organic compost. Good quality soil is essential to healthy rose growth, so a lot of work needs to go into preparing your soil. They like a lot of nutrients, so it’s recommended that you plant them about 40 inches away from other, larger plants so that they don’t compete. Roses like their own space, although they do grow well with companion plants. Strong winds can snap off buds and new growth, scatter petals and even push the plant over. Plant LocationĪlthough full-grown roses are quite strong, it’s recommended that you plant your rose somewhere reasonably sheltered, especially if you live in a windy area. Roses need lots of direct sun, about 8 hours per day, in order to grow and flower. Roses are very particular about their location, so you need to have the right spot in mind before you plant if you want the rose to be healthy and flower well.
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