How do you plant oleanders?
Planting. Dig a hole for each shrub that is as deep and two to three times the diameter of the container or root ball, and slightly above soil grade in unimproved soil. Place multiple plants 6 to 12 feet apart. If the roots are wrapped in balls or burlap, handle the plant gently to keep from disturbing the roots.

Where is the best place to plant an oleander?
Choose a planting site.

Oleander grows best in full sun, which helps it produce more flowers, though it can also thrive in partial shade. The evergreen shrub prefers warm, Mediterranean climates but can tolerate temperatures as low as 15 and 20 degrees. However, that degree of chill can cause damage to its leaves.
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