Many flower lovers have encountered such confusion: obviously planted pink or red roses, after blooming the color is getting lighter and lighter, or even become white or pinkish-white. What is going on here? In fact, this phenomenon is very common in rose planting, especially for novice flower lovers may be difficult to understand. Today, we…
As roses come into bud, the sight of branches covered in blooms is a welcome sight. But this is the season of the Rose Stem Girdler, a pest that can cause healthy branches to droop and die overnight! Characteristics of Rose Stem Girdler Damage Many gardeners may not have seen an adult stem girdler before,…
Choosing the best roses for your garden can be overwhelming with thousands of varieties available. But by matching 3 key traits—sunlight, space, and climate—you can find roses that suit YOUR conditions perfectly. This rose selection guide will help you pick the right blooms effortlessly. 1. Light Requirements: Which Roses Thrive in YOUR Sunlight? Roses are…
With the arrival of spring, roses in your garden begin to rejuvenate and grow at an incredible rate. To help your roses thrive and bloom beautifully, today we’re sharing five key tasks for spring rose management. 1. Protect new shoots The number one task in spring rose care is to protect the new shoots. As…
With the arrival of April, roses are at a critical stage of growth and bud production. During this period, gardeners may encounter some typical problems. In this article, we will summarize the common challenges in rose care in the near future and strategies to deal with them, so you can take care of your garden…
The current rapid growth period for roses is underway, and in warmer climates many roses have already produced buds. However, a common problem that comes along with this is bud shedding – some flower lovers find that the tiny buds fall off at the touch of a button and are unable to grow properly, let…
The weather this year has been particularly “crazy”, with temperatures soaring above 30°C and then plummeting into the single digits. This roller-coaster of temperature changes has left plants at a loss, and roses in varying states of growth. Fertilizers should be applied with extreme caution at this time, as the wrong fertilizer may result in…
Recently, roses are opening one after another. Looking at everyone in the sun rose beautiful photos, and then look at their own roses, really want to throw out, simply too ugly, with the publicity photo is too far. What is the reason for this? Today, we will talk about a newbie flower friends are very…
As the end of March approaches, the weather gradually turns warmer and even a little hotter, as if summer has come early. The warmer temperatures make roses grow faster, and this is a critical time for rose care. In order to make spring roses bloom more luxuriantly, the following three care tips are essential. 1….
As the temperature rises, the new buds of roses grow rapidly, and when you look at those reddish new buds, it seems as if you have already foreseen the blooming of flowers in April and May. However, it can be very upsetting to find wilted buds. In early spring, many gardening enthusiasts often encounter wilting…
As the weather warms up, the growth of roses accelerates significantly and new buds sprout rapidly. Recently, many florists, after reading the bud wiping and fertilizing tips previously shared by Lan Yao, have been asking, “How do I prune my roses in the spring when they have already sprouted?” Many flower lovers did not prune…
Many florists often feel at a loss when faced with pruning after the vine rose has bloomed. In fact, the pruning of Garcinia roses is not complicated, especially for varieties that bloom in multiple seasons, proper pruning can also stimulate the plant to bloom again. Below are detailed pruning methods to help you better care…