Photo of a rose - will encourage her to plant

Photo of a rose decorates many computer desktops, photo of a rose is popular among fans of wall calendars, those who grow roses cannot help but photograph the beauty created by nature.

Many gardeners will agree that sometimes the decision to plant a particular plant in their garden is made according to its image, that is, a photograph, and a photo of a rose encourages many to plant this particular queen of the garden on their site.

Roses, on the one hand, require careful care, and on the other hand, they gratefully endows their owner with their beauty and lush flowering. Roses are different for every taste, preference, opportunity, for any size of the site: patio, mini, grandiflora, shrubs, climbing, standard, ground cover, bush, rose hips.

Success in growing roses lies in the implementation of several rules:

1. Roses should be planted in the sun, they love light, moisture, and do not like strong winds.
2. It is better to plant roses in early spring, but you can also in autumn, just be sure to cover the newly planted rose for the winter.
3. Regular care: weeding, loosening the soil, top dressing, watering, pruning and timely response to the appearance of pests and diseases. It is better to water the roses early in the morning under the bush, without getting on the leaves, after which you can loosen the soil to make it easier for yourself to work with weeds, all rose bushes can be mulched, this will help to retain moisture and reduce the growth of weeds. You need to feed several times per season, the first time in early spring, the second time when the shoots start to grow, the third time before flowering, the fourth time after flowering, the fifth time in August, preferably at the beginning, and the last time in September. Pruning should be done in spring, autumn, and all faded flowers and damaged leaves and stems should be removed.
4. Prepare roses for winter, feed with potash fertilizers in early autumn, huddle rose bushes, tear off leaves, cover with non-woven material. In early spring, the shelter should be removed so that the roses do not stand under the shelter in warm weather.