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Storing Bare-Root Roses Until Safe Planting Time: Heeling In for Cold Climate Gardeners

  1. Wrap roots & canes in breathable layers (newspaper, towels, burlap).
  2. Dig shallow trench in protected spot.
  3. Lay bundle in trench, cover with soil/mulch/hay.
  4. Keeps them dormant 3–5 weeks until planting weather.

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