Miniature rose plants for sale

Gardeners with limited space can grow roses by cultivating miniature roses in containers, but they grow just as well in a garden bed. Miniature roses emerged in the 1930s as an accidental result of rose hybridizing.

These perennials usually stay under 2 feet tall and respond to all the care basics of regular-size roses—deep irrigation, sunshine, and regular fertilizing. Some miniature roses have the standard upright form of many of their standard-size relatives but come in climbing and cascading varieties.

In addition to being beautiful and fragrant, they have no thorns and are robust rebloomers.

Can mini roses survive winter

Miniature roses are incredibly hardy but need extra winter protection in cold climates. In Zone 5 and colder, bury the plant in a mound of soil to prevent it from dying back to the roots.

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