The best time to plant roses is spring and autumn. The thermal regime of the soil and air affects the development of the rose, its growth and flowering. Roses grow best at an air temperature of 20-22 degrees Celsius, it is not desirable to plant roses in lowlands or in places where the groundwater level is high. It is also not desirable to plant in a place where the sun shines throughout the day. Places that have a shadow at noon are best suited. It is not desirable to plant roses very densely, because this can lead to the development of diseases and depression of the plant.