<\/span><\/h2>\nIf you want to winter your pot rose outside, you should bear in mind that some rose varieties are not completely hardy and can be damaged by severe frost. Therefore, you should choose a sheltered spot for the cold season – for example on a house wall – and take suitable protective measures early enough.<\/p>\n
Here, additional protection of the roots is of great importance. Direct ground contact should be avoided if possible. It is, therefore, best to place the pot or bucket on a wooden or polystyrene board. Afterward, heap up the rose with soil, mulch, or fir greenery in order to protect the grafting site as best as possible.<\/p>\n
It is also advisable to cover the entire center of the rosebush with fir greenery and to provide high-stem roses with a crown cushion and stem protection. Finally, cover the pot with jute bags or bamboo mats and tie them up.![\"pink](\"https:\/\/gardender.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/12\/pink-roses-in-a-pot.jpg\")
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Well-protected, there is usually nothing to stand in the way of a successful wintering. If your garden is endangered by late forestation and you usually have a rough climate, you should bring the potted roses into the house and place them in a cool, dark room, for example in the cellar.<\/p>\n
Stem roses are particularly decorative and can be kept in a container very well. In our special article, you will find the best varieties of stem roses.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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