I went out to my greenhouse today to check on and water my cuttings from last year. They looked good with some having tiny buds forming. I wore a light jacket out there and broke out in a sweat. It was almost 80 degrees inside with all the heat comimg from the sun shining through the plastic. The soil in the pots of the larger overwintered plants was thawed as far as I could push my finger down.
I can only hope the hose going to my overhead sprinkling system thaws soon so I can use that to water them. It's partially buried and ice forms inside it. This summer I'll run it overhead so it can drain each time it's used.
I had the foresight to build the greenhouse over a frost free hydrant so I have water available all winter.
In two weeks I'll be transplanting the cuttings into one gallon pots. Those large roses will be pruned by mid March, except for a dozen or so I'll use for a pruning demo at our end of March rose society meeting.

I need to put my cuttings up to 1 gallon also, but will wait until late April. I need a greenhouse too, but too much other work to even consider right now.