Rose
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You should cut your roses shortly before the first frost. This final cut before winter eliminates entry points for pathogens
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Many wild roses can be propagated by seeds. You can find out which species are suitable for this and how to sow the seeds in this article
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Many roses should be supported so that they don't collapse in the next autumn storm. It is important to anchor these supports correctly in the ground
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Rose rust is one of the more common rose diseases and can be recognized by its orange-red pustules. The disease can be easily controlled
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Withered and diseased roses can often be saved by taking appropriate measures. Even wild specimens have a chance by cutting them back
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Even if the advertising promises otherwise: you should never mulch roses with bark mulch. This does more harm than good to the plant
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Particularly beautiful roses can be refined by grafting. A section is planted on a he althy and robust base
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Breeding noble roses works by propagating cuttings or grafting. All you need is a little expertise and the right tools
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Roses can be easily propagated by grafting. You should proceed carefully and also work with clean and sharp tools
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Roses can be kept fresh for a long time if you cut the stem ends off at an angle and change the water every day. It's better not to add sugar
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Modern roses would bloom all year round, but are usually not frost hardy. That's why it's important to protect them properly in winter
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Should you lime roses before planting? However, this should not be done because calcium chlorosis is one of the most common deficiency symptoms
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Roses cost comparatively a lot of money, but this is justified for flowers of high quality and he alth. If you buy cheap, you always buy twice
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Roses can be crossed with each other, so that passionate hobby gardeners can breed their own varieties - an interesting and challenging hobby
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When digging up and relocating roses, you should preserve as many roots as possible. It is therefore important to be particularly careful
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You can spray roses preventatively in spring. The chemical club is not always the best choice, as there are numerous herbal tonics
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It is best to plant grafted roses so that the grafting point is at least five centimeters below the surface of the soil
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Many roses can be grown wonderfully in pots, as long as the container is sufficiently large and deep. Potted roses also require careful care
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There is a suitable rose for every garden, even if you cannot offer ideal conditions for the magical flowering beauty
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The optimal time for planting roses is autumn. You can find out how to do this and what you should pay attention to in this article
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If you want to plant roses in spring, then we have some important tips for you. Also, plant as early as possible
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Roses are quite demanding when it comes to their location and especially love light, air and loamy, humus-rich soil
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Roses need a wider planting distance in order to grow he althily. Roses planted too closely are quickly attacked by diseases
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You should prepare roses for winter early on - in addition to fertilization, piling up and covering are among the necessary measures
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Cutting cut roses correctly is extremely important so that the flowers stay fresh for a long time
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You should tie not only climbing and rambler roses, but also many shrub or English roses to protect them from storms and other harm
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True-root roses can be propagated comparatively well via cuttings. Read how you can encourage rose shoots to develop roots
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The time for pruning the roses in spring depends on the hazelnut and forsythia blooming - depending on the climate zone in which you live
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Some roses are also suitable for cultivation as houseplants, although the "Queen of Flowers" also requires careful care
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To effectively protect your roses from frost and other bad weather, you should cover them well. Natural materials are very suitable for this
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Aphids are often found on roses. Fortunately, the annoying little animals can be easily combated using various means
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Roses can be planted in pure rose beds, but can also be combined with numerous flowers, perennials, grasses and trees
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All real roses are not poisonous, but edible - as long as they come from your own garden. Many poisonous flowers are called "roses" , but are not
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Watering roses is a science in itself, because the plants need a lot of water, but at the same time they should never be too wet
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Roses need nutrient-rich and humus-rich soil, which should also be thoroughly dug up and loosened before planting
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Fertilizing roses in autumn is not a good idea, as this will delay the ripening of shoots and thus worsen the winter hardiness of your plants
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Most roses can be propagated quite easily from cuttings. We'll tell you what you should pay attention to
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Roses can not only be fertilized with expensive special fertilizer, but also - very inexpensively and ecologically - with coffee grounds or tea leaves
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Roses often develop brown spots on leaves and shoots. These are caused by fungi and result in a weakening of the plant
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When roses get brown leaves, a fungal infection is usually the cause. Infected plant parts should be cut away generously