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Rose Garden Home
Introduction
01. Choosing Roses
02. Common Types
03. Planting
04. Watering
05. Fertilizing
06. Caring for Roses
07. Pruning
08. Planting
09. Growing Organic
10. Common Diseases
11. Problem Roses
12. Boost Your Roses
13. Drying Your Roses
14. Cold Climate Roses
15. Revive Wilting Roses
16. Roses as Gifts
17. Summary
Introduction
01. Choosing Roses
02. Common Types
03. Planting
04. Watering
05. Fertilizing
06. Caring for Roses
07. Pruning
08. Planting
09. Growing Organic
10. Common Diseases
11. Problem Roses
12. Boost Your Roses
13. Drying Your Roses
14. Cold Climate Roses
15. Revive Wilting Roses
16. Roses as Gifts
17. Summary
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Preventing Common Rose Diseases |
Just like people, roses are susceptible to diseases and various other health problems. Many of the problems that come with having roses are relatively easy to take care of, but it is always better to stop them all together rather than having to cure them later. Here are some of the ways that you can prevent diseases from reaching your roses.
- The easiest way to prevent diseases from inhabiting your roses is to buy roses that are low maintenance like shrubs and landscape roses.
- Planting your roses properly in areas that have a lot of sun (at least 6 hours in the morning), air circulation and good compost for faster draining can prevent many problems later.
- Keeping different types of flowers and plants in with your roses will help to provide your roses with a better and more balanced ecosystem to live in.
- Fertilize your plants in the proper manner. Roses need their food too! (see section on fertilizing for the best methods)
- Watering your roses correctly and in the morning is a good way to keep fungal diseases from hitting your roses. (see section on watering for the best techniques)
- A two inch layer of mulch at the base of your roses is a good way to keep soil born diseases at bay.
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