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Can Mini-Rose be planted outside?

19 years ago

Can these roses survive being planted outside in zone 6?

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mlobaito_nnyzn4

9 years ago

Yes my husband got me one for Mother's Day 6 years ago, the label said kordana so I looked it up and found out they do get outside. I live in zone 4b. It only gets about 6 inches tall but beautiful perfect roses

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diane_nj 6b/7a
19 years ago
Yes, they really want to be planted outside they are not houseplants. As long as you have a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight in the area, it will be fine. You'll have to give more information on your location so that we can tell you if you'll need winter protection.
hmbar
Original Author
19 years ago
I am in the Ozarks of Arkansas.
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dan_keil_cr Keil
19 years ago
No you won't need to winter protect it. I live in Central Illinois and I never protect my minis and they come thru the winter fine!
Amber Robinson
9 years ago
Hi I live in Agency Mo just outside of St. Joe will my Minis survive winter
Ken Wilkinson
9 years ago
They should be just fine.
CindyZ4b
9 years ago
Im zone 4b i have one that comes up every year. It gets 4ft tall on a trellis. I dont do anything to it for winter. I clip off all the dead canes in spring and it grows back up from the ground.

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