As you have found, it develops into a shrub rose with nice vigor. It becomes about 4 feet wide and 5 feet tall, and would be useful to the rear of your flowerbed. The best time to move rose bushes ...

Strip off all remaining leaves and prune any tall roses back to 4 feet or so before you start to transplant. For best results, promise your roses a new garden patch with rich, well-drained soil ...

How to Remove Rose Bushes for Transplanting If moving the shrub to a new location instead of getting rid of it entirely is the goal, you'll need to approach the task with a little more finesse.

If you do not move the roses with enough roots, they will die of thirst before they recover. Come out about as far as the bush is wide (or at least as far out as you practically can if bushes are ...

Inform your realtor and potential buyers about garden plants you'll take when you move. Ensure the written contract clearly states that you are taking certain plants with you. Real estate laws vary ...