We asked the experts for their top tips on how best to plant bare-root roses. Planting roses is relatively simple, but there are some essentials to remember. 'Most bare root roses are best planted in ...

Win! 'Planting bare root roses is a great way to start growing roses, at a much lower cost than buying potted roses plus they ...

Bare-root roses: Plant in late autumn at leaf fall, and from late winter to early spring, before growth resumes. Avoid planting in the middle of winter when the ground is frozen. Containerised and ...

Why? Well, as mentioned already, it's a purse-friendly solution to all your rose garden dreams – but bare-root roses are also perfect if you want to up your eco-credentials as they don't come packaged ...

The purchasing and planting of bare-root roses takes place in late winter to early spring. This is because the roses are dormant at this time and so the lack of soil or moisture is not a concern ...

To ensure your flowers flourish, David Austin Roses has put together a handy step-by-step guide to planting bare root roses in your garden this autumn. This includes valuable insights on watering, ...

Fall planting of roses can be done, but may need extra winter protection and the earlier plants are planted, the better. Bare-root roses can be shipped and planted only in the spring while they are ...

Give the soil around the plant another good soaking to really settle it in. Finally, add a layer of mulch about 1 to 2 inches thick around the base of the plant, but ensure you don't pile it up ...