How/When to Transplant a Rose in the Garden 

Good to know about daily watering rose when shorter root system.

Thank you very genuine thoughtful useful information

Olga, thanks for the great tips on moving my knockout roses !

Hard work in your garden...❤️❣️💪🙌👏💐🌹🌷🏵️🌻🌻🌼🍀☘️

Wow you had a good workout!! I love your videos!! I hope you show how you will train those long canes for the the roses you are keeping there!! 🌸🌸

Detailed video😊, I also just moved one and stubbornly refused to prune it ; will see how that goes.

The more I learn I think I will store my DA 'Lady Alexandria of Kent' rose in the garage over winter instead of attempting to dig out the "dead" boxwood (after several years, now it's growing shoots) where I'd intended to plant the containerized rose. I received the bare-root rose in late May (I'm in zone 4b) and knew it would take me a while to open up the area I intended to plant it so I've been growing it in a large plastic pot inside a decorative ceramic container. It is covered in buds just as we're preparing for winter here in Minneapolis. I recently picked up lots of perennials and several shrubs that have to get in the ground. I planted more than a dozen plants the past couple days. Also, I was attempting to dig up some 'Therese Bugnet' shrub rose suckers to share with the neighbors (I put out 6 daylilies on my curb and overnight they are all gone) 😊 Seeing you struggle I think I'll plant my blueberries around the roses and deal with them in spring. There are so many weeds (creeping bellflower, lily of the valley and daylilies from the neighbor's garden) that also have to be dug out where I want to plant the blueberries and 'Bloomstruck' hydrangeas. I'm doing triage in these final days of gardening.

Perfect timing for me. I am putting a pergola in and moving 3 roses this week! (In Palm Springs, so they are waking up from their summer sleep)

Olga I planted a bare root rose about 6 weeks ago and it had started showing leaf shoots and looked good but now the leaves are falling off and I'm afraid it might die. It is not too dry. If anything it may be too wet. I realized too late that I had planted it in a low spot in garden. Should i wait and see or should i dig it up before it dies.

I like your big soft bucket, where did you get it?😅

I recently bought a climbing rose (generous gardener) to grow in a partial sun location across my front porch. I have a full sun location (large wooden arbor) I’d like to plant a climbing rose on. Do you have any recommendations for a variety? Zone 5B

My James Galway only bloomed once in spring, it’s a small climber. I guess all climbers tend to be onetime bloomers?