Your guide to spraying roses
Avoid hoping that the chemical treatment is a magical cure when the plants are already infected. Spraying roses works as a prevention, not a cure
The Markel Gardens guides to rose care
Avoid hoping that the chemical treatment is a magical cure when the plants are already infected. Spraying roses works as a prevention, not a cure
Roses are also one the most demanding plants when it comes to their maintenance, and their hungry nature requires additional nutrients on the regular basis.
To encourage your climbing roses to reach their full potential, regular maintenance is a must. That includes deadheading, spraying, feeding and pruning the roses.
Rose maintenance is not an easy task and can often lead to confusion, especially when it comes to pruning.
Whatever your reason is, deadheading is a crucial step towards improvement of a healthy colourful appearance of flowering plants.
Caring for roses and keeping them looking their best isn’t as easy as you might think. Here’s how you can do it…