Put long-lived, hardy perennials in the gaps, preferably blue and white flowering species that harmonize with all rose colors. Yellow roses also go well with yellow or orange-colored companions, red roses with red and pink-colored plants. Then you need a little dexterity so that the flower tones don't "bite" each other. It is nice when some companions bloom outside of the main rose bloom in early spring and late autumn. In this way, splashes of color can be seen in your beds at any time of th...
The dog rose (Rosa corymbifera) is very robust and floriferous. It conjures up a touch of romance and offers birds protection. Even if it is easy to care for, it doesn’t work without it. Annual clearing sufficientThe most diverse wild rose species are summarized under dog roses. They are very fast-growing and easy to care for and hardly need to be pruned. An annual thinning out is completely sufficient for a dog rose. It is not absolutely necessary to cut back on a regular basis. These roses ...
Those who give away roses also reveal their feelings. Without words, just by the effect of the color of the flowers. Each color has its own meaning in the floral language of love. The statement of red roses is well known. But what about blue roses? Does it even exist? And if so, what message of love do you bring to the recipient?Where do blue roses grow?There are many blue flowers in the large flowering family. However, nature did not envisage blue roses. Neither in this country nor in any di...
As beautiful as roses are, cultivating them is not easy. The right location and good care are important. Despite everything, there are numerous diseases and pests that threaten garden favorites. Rolled leaves on roses indicate the rose petal wasp. Fortunately, there is only one generation of them each year. The wasps are for the roses and their larvae are not harmful. It's just a visual flaw. Rose petal waspThe rose petal wasp (Blennocampa pusilla) attacks both wild roses and cultivated rose ...
Red, pink, yellow, white or should it be the apricot-colored rose? How good that there are also historical rose varieties that bloom in two colors. However, this feature only limits the selection to a limited extent. Because also in view of the growth form as well as the high and the flowering time, the different types of fragrant plants vary. Those who like it classic rely on historical varieties. But here, too, the choice is limitless, as the following overview shows. In this guide, enthusi...
If rose gardeners take the right protective measures, winter loses its horror for the queen of flowers. Crown, trunk, grafting point and roots benefit from a warming winter coat so that frost and snow do not cause damage. A proven basic principle with the help of fleece, bark mulch & Co. sets the course. The specific procedure takes into account the respective type of rose. This guide explains in detail and comprehensibly when and how you can skilfully winterize roses.Why is winter protec...
Once the standard in traditional cottage gardens, the moss rose gradually fell into oblivion and could only be admired as an image on old porcelain. It is now being rediscovered and is finding more and more fans. It grows as a large shrub with heights of up to 180 cm. The moss rose blooms once and develops brightly colored, medium-sized, double flowers.CharacteristicsGenus: Mutation of the centifoliaBotanical name: Rosa centifolia var. muscosaGerman name: Moosrose, MoosröschenGrowth: falling,...
Roses get more and more splendid every year. Your canes can grow new shoots for decades and give us beautiful rose blossoms. But what should you do if you have to move during your long life? Be it that the old place has become too small or does not really suit it. Can roses cope with the move? And if so, how can this be optimally designed?Can roses be implemented?Sometimes the rose plant just doesn't thrive in its allotted place. If no care measures help and the rose only shows poor growth, a...
The main subdivision for the systematization of the rose family takes place in the three subfamilies Rosoideae, Dryadoideae and Spiraeoideae.Genera of the rose family (Rosaceae)The rose plants have their home mainly in the northern hemisphere. They grow in a wide variety of regions, which climatically range from semi-deserts to rainforests and temperate zones to alpine regions. All of them are herbaceous plants and most of them have the Alternate leaves. They can be both evergreen and deciduo...
It is better to prepare your rose properly and protect it well, especially in colder areas, you can still gradually reduce the winter protection:The winter preparation of the roses begins in autumnThe roses are prepared for winter in autumn so that they can survive the cold season. This includes the following points:Roses should be sent into winter in the best possible condition. First of all, this means stopping summer fertilization after flowering. Because it supplies the roses with ingredi...
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