Yes you can plant them outside. Some of them make pretty good garden plants, and some are not. It's the luck of the draw. Roses definitely need to be outside--they are poor house plants.

However, WHEN you can plant them outside depends on your climate. They've been babied in a warm green house before you got them. Putting them outside in freezing temperatures right now is not going to work. How cold is it outside where you are? What growing zone are you in? That matters.

Hi Hoovb,

I am in south Florida, it was quite warm here, we didn't have much of a winter, it has been in the 80's.

I'm so glad they can be planted outside, I will have to get soil and compost again, mostly sand around here.

Not sure how big they get or how far apart to plant them, maybe two feet apart?

Thank you for your reply!

Lisa