From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Find out how to plant and establish a potted rose.
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Spring and autumn are the perfect time to introduce new plants to borders, like roses.
In autumn, the bare-root season is around the corner, so you should find good deals on potted roses at garden centres and nurseries who’ll be keen to clear their potted stock.
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