Like Adams, she prefers growing miniature roses in containers so they can be moved around and provide garden color. Miniature roses most likely originated in China, Adams said, but were officially ...

Backfill the hole, then water the rose. Add a layer of mulch around the base of the plants. Growing Roses In Containers Red mini roses in a white pot - Wieland Teixeira/Getty Images ...

Wherever you do decide to grow a mini rose plant outdoors, make sure it's a sunny spot. Just like regular roses, mini rose ...

‘Itsy Bitsy’ is an improved miniature rose. Tamony advises us this is a great container rose. In fact she also actually recommends we try any of the other new roses in containers.

"Lots of people don’t realise how well roses can do in containers," says Luke. "Look for compact varieties like patio or miniature roses, or even some floribundas." ...

Use: Miniature roses can be grown in containers or as bedding plants to create spots of color in home and commercial landscapes. Because of the care needed, it’s often best to plant in groups of ...

Criteria: Look for miniature roses in 4-inch, 6-inch and 1-gallon pots, and larger varieties in 3-gallon and 5-gallon pots. Small roses sold at supermarkets are bred for one shot of color, not ...

Start miniature roses in small, 1-to-2-gallon containers and regular size roses in 5-gallon pots. You can upgrade to a larger-size pot and refresh the potting mix as needed.

Mini rose bushes can last for years planted in pots or the ground. 9NEWS Garden Expert Rob Proctor shows you how to care for them.

Miniature roses are hardy to Zone 6 and up (and down to Zone 4 with protection) but require strong sunlight. Place them in a south-facing window, away from vents and radiators.