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Plants
Telly's has cultivated a reputation for offering the finest collection of high quality roses available anywhere.
Our goal is to offer a selection of roses that everyone, even the most casual gardener, can grow and enjoy. As well as a wonderful selection for collectors. Telly's rosarian, Susan, does a superb job of selecting and growing the best for your gardens. If you have any
questions or, would like to request a specific rose for next year, call Susan at Telly's, 248-689-8735.
Winter Protection Care Tips
Healthy roses are more likely to survive our winter conditions. Planting the bud union below the soil is very important. Tender roses will require additional winter protection. The most popular method of winter protection is to hill soil or other organic material around the base of the plant 8-12 inches high, usually around November 30th. You may cut your plants to 4ft at this time to prevent wind rock. Tender climbers may benefit from a burlap cover to prevent wind damage. Hardy shrubs and own root roses will survive winters without added protection. The most efficient winter protection is a thick blanket of snow.
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