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| Planting too deeply is a common cause of failure in roses on dwarf stocks. It is probably most detrimental to those budded on R. fortuniana and least harmful to those on R. indica major. Standard roses are rarely planted too deeply. It is very noticeable that roses that have been heeled in and, for some reason or other, left there for a year or more, never die (see Chapter XI). |
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