Don’t make this common mistake when planting bare-root roses! When planting a grafted rose, don’t plant it too high with the graft sitting above soil level. Instead, bury the bud union and backfill so the soil sits a few inches above the crown of the plant. Here’s why this matters: 🌹 Better winter protection Planting deeper helps protect the graft from harsh winter temperatures. 🌹 Improved stability Roses planted too high are more likely to rock or tip over in wind and weather. 🌹 Healthier ro

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