Caring For Your Roses After Delivery: Bare Root Roses

When your new bare root roses arrive, it is best to attend to them on the same day. We recommend following these simple steps in this video.
Once you have watched this video, we recommend watching our tutorial on planting bare root roses.
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[@tonitempleton8666]

I plant them in eco seaweed as suggested by other rose companies

[@crisfrance5091]

Como faço pra comprar essas mudas

[@Petalsandstamens]

I have ordered 20+ roses for this winter which the majority are David Austin roses. I have a question for you, in the mean time I have bought 2 x Wollerton Hall bare root roses (online orders sold out) today but the planting spot in the garden hasnt yet been identified as I have to install an arch I bought which will take some time. The bare root roses are currently sitting in a bucket of water. How do I treat the rose till I have its place in the garden ready? Is it safe to plant it in a pot, another area of the garden etc.? Would really like some help, thanks.

[@eltontreloar3347]

Hi Nilgun. Depending on the time frame. You can place them in pots , no problem. If for only a few weeks you can also dig them in together into the same hole temporarily.