An Erie County, NY (zone 5b) gardener received potted miniature rose for Thanksgiving. Ground frozen, asked about indoor window care vs. outdoor planting.
Roses NEED cold dormancy to set buds properly. No cold = poor flowering next year.
European/Florist (Poulsen): 75% of gift minis. Long shelf life, short-day blooming, tolerate dry air. Tough but not garden-hardy.
American/Garden Center: Hardy, need full dormancy.
Your gift is likely Poulsen. Garage dormancy gives best results for either type!
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