I'll reanswer for anyone else checking in here. Start them out in gallon size pots first and let them get some size before moving them into larger pots. Seems to work best for them.

Just keep in mind that the roots on a Miniflora are going to be big. I got some Minifloras from a friend that is no longer growing roses. His were in gallon pots and the roots split the pot!! So don't keep them in a Gallon pot too long! They grow quick

If they seem to be well rooted for their rootball size I'll put the minifloras in 2 gallon pots to start. I've never purchased from Richard before so I don't know if when he says 6" pot size that they are just barely rooted in a 6" pot or if they are bursting ready to go to the next size pot.

I'm looking forward to getting them. He said they'd be here Monday.

I wish I was getting mine!!!! We're looking at below zero again tonite!

I talked to Richard this morning and all shipping has been suspended for the time being. He'll let me know when they can ship again. I told him that would just give me time to add some more to my order!

They got a lot of ice down there earlier in the week. They are not ready for that kind of weather!!!!