rose pruning
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Rose care for temperate climate gardens: pruning, feeding & pests
Roses are not always the easiest plants to grow, but they are among the most rewarding of all with their colourful and often fragrant blooms for much of the year. There are a few tricks to follow to get them growing well in temperate climates like Sydney and the Hunter region. Here’s our rose guide that takes the angst out... -
The 10 rose care commandments
Roses often get a bad rap for being hard to grow, but that’s just not the case. Rose plants are rewarding and beautiful and by following the 10 rose care commandments, you can bet on your plants coming up roses every time. 1. Thou shalt not cut the stem willy-nilly. Cut above an outward-pointing bud. These dormant buds look... -
A rose for all seasons
Let our handy guide help you care for your roses year round. Summer Keep your plant well watered during the hottest months of the year, but don’t water the foliage - this encourages mildew and rust. Deadhead your plant, correctly. Cut it back (on an angle) to a leaf that has five leaflets. This will help produce a flowering bud...
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