Roses for Sale Online
Roses need 6 to 8 hours of direct sun a day to bloom well — morning sun is ideal, since it dries dew off the foliage faster and lowers disease risk. From classic Knock Out roses to climbing and shrub varieties, every rose in this collection is bred for real garden performance, not just the vase.
Rose Planting & Care Basics
Per Clemson Cooperative Extension, roses need loose, well-drained, organic-rich soil. Plant bare-root roses in late fall through late winter or early spring, while they're dormant. Water deeply at the soil line — a soaker hose works better than overhead sprinklers, since wet foliage is what invites blackspot, the most common rose disease. Deep, infrequent watering also builds a stronger root system than frequent shallow watering.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much sun do roses need?
6 to 8 hours of direct sun daily; morning sun is best since it dries dew off the leaves faster.
When should I plant bare-root roses?
Late fall through late winter or early spring, while the plant is dormant.
How do I prevent blackspot on roses?
Water at the soil line with a soaker hose rather than overhead, to keep the foliage dry.
