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Transplanting Roses in February: A Kansas Zone 6 Guide for Moving Established Bushes

February is ideal—roses are dormant. Cut back by half, remove leaves. Dig maximum roots; long ones are anchors. Replant immediately; water daily for 6 weeks. Expect a year of sulking; some never regain full vigor. If no sentimental value, consider replacing with new plants.

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