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kordana rose

Posted by spirit57 4 (My Page) on
Sat, May 21, 11 at 16:10

I have another kordana rose from walmart. The last one I got I did plant outside, now I am finding out your not suppose to do that. My one I put outside is still alive. I got another one for a gift. Can someone please tell me the proper place to plant theses? Can they be outdoors full sun or not full sun. Searching on the internet I get different answers. I am in zone 4. In pots or the ground. Garden center said to put it in a pot than bring it in in the fall. Than she said they did not sell them so was not for sure.


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RE: kordana rose

Outside, in full sun. You can put them in the ground or in a pot, but you'll have to do something to keep it protected over the winter. In your zone, if you put it in the ground, you'll have to do some kind of winter protection (coving with soil or mulch or wrapping with burlap). If you keep it in a pot, bring the pot into an unheated garage or basement for the winter, keeping the soil moist, but away from light and heat.


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RE: kordana rose

According to helpmefindroses.com, you can use these as borders, in rosebeds or keep them in pots.

Here is a link that might be useful: kordana


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RE: kordana rose

  • Posted by seil z6 MI (My Page) on
    Thu, Aug 4, 11 at 20:31

I have some in pots and some in the ground. They do well either way as long as they're OUTSIDE!


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RE: kordana rose

I just rec'd a kordana rose plant as a gift. I live in zone 6. I am looking to move in the next couple months and dont know what to do. should i plant the plant outside and then dig it up in a couple months or just keep it as is until I move?
Also is it safe to plant outdoors in zone 6?


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RE: kordana rose

I would move it into a bigger pot to give the roots room to grow. Next spring you can plant it outdoors. As we keep saying, roses are outdoor plants. They will do quite well in zone 6 if given adequate sunshine, water and care.


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