Planting A Bareroot Rose

In this video we show you how to plant a bareroot rose bush and answer the question should, or should you not, bury the bud union.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• rose
• plant
• bareroot
• paul zimmerman.

[yes350yes]

Paul-- Your vids are great and very informative and most all questions are answered. Most other vids I have seen are so generic they are basically all the same yet different and still not telling you enough or what you really want to know. Keep up the good work. I live in indy yes I have heavy clay and very rocky soil. And this year Im trying myfirst roses. Im trying to use the knowledge you have given in the how tos and hopefully I wont kill the roses. Thanks again for sharing.

[AshdownRoses]

@yes350yes Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad you like them. If you have questions on your roses be sure to come see us on our rose forum. You can access via our website. There is a link on our You Tube Home page

[AshdownRoses]

Wind rock. The winds "rock" the plant back and forth and pull it loose from the soil.

[Bk94541]

I real like ur new videos and happy u came back after while just wish ur video was came earlier months, because I live in north California in here we plant and buy barefoot rose around JAN till mid FEB.so everything now in nursery is potted ..But after I asked nursery people in JAN they told me how to plant bare root rose, just like u show in here and I am happy with my bare root planted roses already gives a new growth now,anyway happy to see u back,talk about roses & educate us,loves ur Vids

[AshdownRoses]

@Bk94541 Glad you like the videos and it sounds like your new roses are off to a great start. Thanks!

[Lilbrowngal]

Thank you for your videos!! i looked on utube for answers such as "burying bud union or not". This video was so helpful. In fact, all your videos are very informative. I live in the desert and your videos do touch on growing roses in different climates and I appreciate that a lot. I will be planting my first set of roses. I hope it's not too late to plant them in the ground. cross my fingers..... : )

[nightlightview]

great video.

[winkieandleah]

@AshdownRoses Thank you! It makes a lot of sense.

[MissBouncingRainbow]

great video :)

[winkieandleah]

Feed the soil, and it will feed the plants. Also is it wind rot or wind rock you talk about?

[pixielove2000]

Thanks for the new video!