Today we will refer to the things you should and should not do to have a garden full of roses, whether in vines, miniatures or climbers.
First of all it will be necessary to dig deep and give the plant a good amount of organic matter or bone meal to the earth. For that you must make a hole 60 centimeters deep and wide. In the case that you are going to plant roses with bare roots, you will have to form a kind of cone in the ground so that the roots can grow deep. – See more at:CARING FOR ROSES IN SPRING
You should not place the rose bushes too close, or too close to a wall or under a tree since they need a lot of space, sun and air. The morning sun will be much better than the afternoon sun, since the leaves will dry faster from the dew avoiding moisture and the appearance of fungi, in addition to burning less for its intensity.
The soil where you place your rose bushes must have neutral or slightly acidic soil, which has large amounts of organic matter and good drainage. In the event that the earth is alkaline you can place a specific fertilizer for roses.– See more at:HOW TO PRUNE ROSES
If you are going to transplant them, we advise you not to place them in the place where previously there have been roses since it is possible that the earth is 'worn out' and is not suitable for these plants, in the case of having to do it the ideal would be to remove and change the earth to a depth close to 45 centimeters.
You must take care that the roses do not get sick, especially protect them from fungi that appear during summer or spring. For that you must perform a spray to combat anthracnose or mold spores that have survived the winter. Roses may need a spray every month.
You should not leave any leaves from the previous season on the plants or on the ground, since they may be sick and not noticeable. Destroy the leaves and do not convert them into an organic fertilizer.
It is important that you can roses to encourage healthy growth and that the plant takes the form you want. Remove dead, damaged or weak stalks, allow it to take air and sunlight in the center of the plant, so you avoid diseases.
It is not necessary that you can too soon when the cold or temperate weather arrives, since the rose will be lethargic and if later a strong frost appears the plant could die. It is best to prune it late just before the buds begin to sprout.
Watering your roses should be done slowly and carefully. It is advisable to do it twice a week. You should not do it at dusk since it can generate mold, nor should you do it directly on roses on very hot days or when the sun gives it directly since the sun can dry the earth before it can absorb it.– See more at:HOW TO GROW ROSES FROM CUTTINGS
During the spring bona the rose bushes, from this season it is advisable to do it once a month by placing compost around the plant. Always remember to use products that are specific to roses.
