You can plant roses anytime as long as the soil isnt frozen.

I think suppliers won't send them out past a certain point in the year, bare root anyway - container ones can be planted year round, but the bare root need to go in by the end of this month, or autumn.

Bare root roses will still be available. It's important to plant them as soon as you can once you get them home - if you can't do it right away, heel them into a spare bit of ground to stop the roots from drying out. If you want to benefit from the cost savings of buying bare root but don't want to plant in the soil until later in the year, you could always plant them in containers until you're ready.

i would plant them in the day time thow you could get someone to hold a torch for you lol . welcome grandmamo x .