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colour and have turned red. What can I di/ should I do?
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Please help me. I, ve got a large garden mostly of roses of all kinds. 6
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I was checking to see when was the best time to prune roses. Evidently in the spring, only.
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Can I use vinegar & water to prevent annts/bugs?
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Thanks, we are actually using one and it seems to help a lot.
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I just planted some roses and one plant the ends of the branches are turning black I'm I watering them to much?
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Ive had this rose( bush or plant) about 4 years, when I first got it, it was full of leaves & roses the first 2 years, but now it hardly has any leaves, it does produce a cluster of flowers(roses) only one time, then it looks dead!, its been doing this about 2 yrs! what can I do to bring this rose back to its beatiful state? I do feed it and water it, thanks!
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I want to take cuttings off roses and then replant. how do I do this. someone please give me some advice.
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there is a plant disease and insect control spray. it is for shrubs and flowers. works great. i had those pesky caterpillars too and they ate holes in my leaves. since i treated it...no more rests. good luck.
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My rose bushes look pretty healthy but there are very few buds on them. I've fertilized. Seems like very small buds form but they never get large enough to bloom. What could be wrong with them?
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My Mr. Lincoln rose stopped blooming and is now covered with rose hips. Do I remove them?
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I've found a few caterpillars on my roses and now the leaves and petals have holes on them. What's the best way to treat them? Thanks.
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this was very helpful.
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Your information was very good....Thanks.
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Someone gave me a rose for valentines day. It was freshly cut and everything. I started to take it out since the rose itself has dried out to find it is still alive and has new growth. It has no roots but is alive with new branches. How do I care for it? I do not think I can plant it (they cut it at an angle even) and I am in college in a dorm.
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Probably watering too much. They like to be left alone when first transplanted. Give it some "rose" food and ignore it for awhile!
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I planted a climbing rose about two weeks ago the leaves are turning yellow what am I doing wrong?
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redvette6
Jun 21, 2009
I planted five roses this last Spring. Four are doing great - one isn't living and isn't dying. They are all hooked up to a drip system, mulched and been given rose feed. Does anyone have any suggestions for anything I can do for the one that isn't doing well? Thanks in advance for the help. -
sharonb2
Apr 10, 2009
Last fall I covered my 3 rose bushes with 3 feet of leaves. How soon do I remove the leaves?
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sharonb2
Apr 10, 2009
Last fall I covered my 3 rose bushes with 3 feet of leaves. How soon do I remove the leaves?
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Junebug3289
Oct 14, 2007
I have two rose plants, one outside one inside. I have these bugs on them. I don't know what they are. They seem to form little webs on the leaves and buds. The ones I see on my indoor look like little nats. Does anyone know what these may be and how to get rid of them?
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Junebug3289
Oct 14, 2007
I have two rose plants, one outside one inside. I have these bugs on them. I don't know what they are. They seem to form little webs on the leaves and buds. The ones I see on my indoor look like little nats. Does anyone know what these may be and how to get rid of them?
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Jul 03, 2006
Put a couple of drops of dish soap in a squirt bottle and fill with water. Shake it up and wait about 30 minutes for the suds to settle. Spray the entire plant (leaves and flowers) with the mixture. The Japanese beetles hate the soap and stay away. I do this about 3 times each week (but not before expected rain).
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Jul 03, 2006
Put a couple of drops of dish soap in a squirt bottle and fill with water. Shake it up and wait about 30 minutes for the suds to settle. Spray the entire plant (leaves and flowers) with the mixture. The Japanese beetles hate the soap and stay away. I do this about 3 times each week (but not before expected rain).
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Jun 30, 2006
After washing my rice, I use the first wash of rice (i.e rice milk) to water my roses. Since practicing this kind of method, my container roses grow healthy, thick stems, deep green stem and leaves, and the best thing is my roses can continually produce gorgeous and pretty blooms.
