New Health For Roses
There are new weapons for the gardener’s fight against the black spot. Of all the maladies roses are subject to, blackspot is universally dreaded. The fungus Diplocarpon rosae causes this
Roses
No matter where you live or garden you can control the life of a rose.
Hot, cold, dry, wet – these are the weather conditions that determine how you grow roses. The section you live in the country and the weather conditions that dominate the area tell you how to grow roses successfully.
Check out these articles from rose growers in different sections of the country to learn ways to make your own roses produce lavish displays of bright flowers.
Visit the articles below for more rose growing tips:
Ten Miles of Roses In Missouri
For those who appreciate flowers and those who love natural beauty, few highways can surpass the beautiful Ten Mile Rose Garden of Southeastern Missouri. Here—blooming in a stretch along a
April Pointers: Midwest Plant and Garden To Do’s
If luck is with us – in the guise of lovely, sunny weather—this will be one of the busiest and one of the most enjoyable outdoor months of the year.
March Pointers: Southern Plant and Garden To Do’s
The Southern gardener is really kept busy this month! Seeds of annuals and vegetables should be sown and perennials divided and transplanted. In some areas, March is the best time
February Pointers: West Coast Plant and Garden To Do’s
Though Chilly and damp weather prevails in most of the West in many places the weather brings suspense and surprise to the garden. For example, in the favored spots such
February Pointers: Southern Plant and Garden To Do’s
Fertilizing Trees And Shrubs In all parts of the South trees and shrubs should be fed now. A few gardeners remember to feed the shrubs. but most neglect the trees.
January Pointers: West Coast Plant and Garden To Do’s
A quick search on the web will help beginning West Coast gardeners with a good supply of information on what to do and when and how to do it. Plus
December Pointers: Southern Plant and Garden To Do’s
Camellias Varieties that bloom at midseason may be selected and planted as the first flowers open and the full crop enjoyed in the garden. Some of the best of the
November Pointers: Southern Plant and Garden To Do’s
Azaleas and Camellias Plants of these evergreens are well budded now, so make sure they get enough water during this normally dry month. It is also an excellent time to
November Northeast: Plant and Garden To Do’s
Lawns Keep mowing as long as the grass keeps growing. If you haven’t yet spread fertilizer, there is still time to do so. A well-fertilized lawn will stay green all