Plant roses until the ground is too frozen to dig. Dormant bare-root or container roses can be planted in fall—even during an Indian summer—because cold nights keep the bud union (planted 5 inches deep) dormant. Daytime warmth won't trigger growth. The rule: plant while soil below surface stays cold.
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