The #1 complaint of most rose gardeners is dealing with Blackspot. Especially in hot, humid climates. Blackspot is an unsightly disease that can cause black spots, yellowing of the leaves, leaf drop and other complications. How to Treat Blackspot on Roses has several useful methods for treating Blackspot. It contains several solutions, including organic solutions that can be made at home with ingredients found in nearly every kitchen.
Stephanie's Rose Garden was created to help rose growers of all kinds. Here you will find tips, ideas, and other useful information on growing beautiful roses.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Fertilizing Roses
Roses need consistent fertilizer to keep them healthy, bushy and full of blooms. Using a common fertilizer such as Miracle Grow Rose Fertilizer will keep them looking great. Fertilize according to the recommended instructions.
Avoid fertilizing in the winter. Fertilizer can cause the roses to 'wake-up' and promote new growth while they should be dormant. Tender new growth can be injured by hard freezes and cause damage to the entire bush.
Epsom Salt is another option for fertilizing roses. The magnesium sulphate works wonders on the roses. Scratch in 2 tablespoons of Epsom Salt near the base of the plant. Do not touch the base of the plant with the Epsom Salt to prevent burning. You can also mix with 1 gallon of water to make a liquid feed.
Avoid fertilizing in the winter. Fertilizer can cause the roses to 'wake-up' and promote new growth while they should be dormant. Tender new growth can be injured by hard freezes and cause damage to the entire bush.
Epsom Salt is another option for fertilizing roses. The magnesium sulphate works wonders on the roses. Scratch in 2 tablespoons of Epsom Salt near the base of the plant. Do not touch the base of the plant with the Epsom Salt to prevent burning. You can also mix with 1 gallon of water to make a liquid feed.
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Stephanie's Rose Garden
I created this blog in hopes that it will help others learn more about growing roses. Roses are one of the most understood plants. Most people believe they are much harder to grow then they are. With just a little TLC you, too, can have the perfect rose garden.
I plan on adding many new links, articles, tips, ideas and other resources for growing roses. Feel free to contact me with any questions about growing roses, information you would like to be added to this site or any concerns or ideas.
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