As the days get warmer, roses need plenty of water to stay healthy and keep blooming. Watering properly is one of the most important parts of rose care during late spring and summer. Too little water can cause stress, while too much can lead to root rot and disease. KnowingContinue Reading

Once the first round of blooms has faded, it’s time to give your roses a little extra care to keep them flowering all season long. Pruning after the first bloom helps roses stay healthy and encourages them to produce more flowers. Removing spent blooms, shaping the plant, and cutting awayContinue Reading

Hey, rose fans! We have been growing our rose seedlings in a greenhouse for several years now. We want to share a quick summary of some things we have encountered while growing roses in our specific greenhouse. We hope you enjoy it! Growing rose seedlings in a Palram Canopia greenhouseContinue Reading

As roses wake up from winter, they need plenty of nutrients to grow strong and produce beautiful flowers. Early spring is the perfect time to start feeding your roses so they have the energy to produce healthy leaves, sturdy stems, and colorful blooms. Giving them the right fertilizers at theContinue Reading

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As the weather warms up and roses begin to grow, early spring is also when pests and diseases start to appear in the garden. Tiny insects and fungal infections can damage new leaves, weaken plants, and prevent roses from blooming. Keeping a close watch on your roses in early springContinue Reading