Keep the rose in its original Jackson & Perkins packaging in a cool, dark, frost-free location (garage, basement, unheated room). Ideal: 35–45°F. Do not soak or remove wrapping yet.
Wait until frost danger passes and soil is workable. In your climate (Feb lows 24°F, March avg 46°F), late March to April is safe. Soak roots 12–24 hours before planting.
Consult a local rose care book and nursery for zone-specific advice.
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