A Philadelphia gardener wanted to plant a yellow rose bush and asked when and how.
Spring is ideal in Philadelphia. Dig an 18-inch deep hole. Add a handful of bone meal. Plant the rose with the bud union (knob at base) a few inches below soil surface (for winter protection). Water to keep moist but not wet. After first bloom, sprinkle rose fertilizer around base. Blooms appear in ~6 weeks.
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