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Ken’s Weekly Tips – The right way to plant a bare root Rose bush

by Ken C | Last Updated: 18/11/2021

Providing you take care of it correctly, a Rose bush can last decades.

A newly planted Rose bush is going to take a while to become established before it puts out its first blooms, but success can more or less be assured if you follow my advice on the right way to plant a bare root Rose.

Ken Crowther is an award winning broadcaster, author and member of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture. He has been gardening for over 50 years and his knowledge and experience are drawn on to provide advice and information about garden design, plants for all seasons, gardening techniques and gardening tips. Gardening with Ken's broad appeal means he reaches a wide audience across the UK from amateur gardeners to top level horticulturists.

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