table of contentsWhat is nettle manure?ManufacturingfertilizerinsecticideodorExperience with nettle manurefrequently asked QuestionsNettle manure for roses is often recommended as a fertilizer and to combat lice and other pests. But how can it be produced and are there any risks involved in using it?In a nutshellApplication in different waysNote a few points when positioningMaking nettle manure for roses is very easyPlant manure can spoilDilution must be taken into accountWhat is nettle manur...
table of contentsRose colorsBlack rosesFlower colorfrequently asked QuestionsRed roses are a symbol of love and passion. White roses represent purity and innocence. Yellow roses convey a zest for life. But what is the meaning of the black rose?In a nutshellboth the type of flowers and their colors have meaningblack roses are considered mysteriousAccording to tradition, the first specimens come from UruguayRoses with dark red or dark purple petals often appear blackblack color is often based o...
table of contentscausesNutritional deficiencyTrace elements: iron and co.Spider mite infestationWrong mildewStar sootConsider a combination of several causesPreventive maintenance measuresWatering and fertilizingThe rose as the queen in the garden bed is not a modest plant, its maintenance requirements are high. If everything is to her satisfaction, she delivers us her most beautiful flowers in excess. However, if something does not suit her, she reacts sensitively and shows us this clearly w...
table of contentsCut stem rosesToolstimeBlooming once or more often?Cutting stem roses: instructionsSpring cutSummer cutRemoving the wild shootsRejuvenate aged standard rosesRoses (bot. Rosa) are among the declared favorite flowers of many hobby gardeners. The splendid blooms of the "Queen of Flowers" come into their own with tree roses. This is by no means a separate class of varieties, but merely rose varieties that are grafted on trunks. You cut tree roses like any other shrub and bush ros...
table of contents30 varieties of rosesHybrid Tea RosesShrub rosesFloribunda rosesDwarf rosesGround cover rosesClimbing rosesAlternative: wild rose speciesRoses are the classic of a fairytale garden and with over 30,000 varieties you can lose the overview. For the local latitudes there are several types of roses that are immediately noticeable due to their flowers and scent. Decoratively, they fit into the picture and some of them are even visited by insects with pleasure. With the right rose ...
table of contentsDry rose petalsDecorative rose petalsDrying with desiccantOven with sandmicrowavePress flowersHead-over methodPersonal care productsOven method without sandAir dryingDehydratorRose petals for eatingCandying rose petalsRose sugar and rose saltRoses are among the finest and most beautiful flowers. If you are of the same opinion, you must be very interested in preserving the beauty of these flowers for as long as possible. There are many ways to preserve flowers for long periods...
table of contentsRoses eatenSuspectsVine weevilRose sawflyGarden beetleShiny gold rose beetleStrawberry blossom cutterFrost wrenchLeaf cutter beesRoses are still one of the most popular plants in your own garden today. Regardless of whether it is climbing, scented, perennial or wild roses, the plants seduce with their growth shape, flowers and smell. Many rose gardeners are afraid of pests that attack the plants and disturb their vitality. Once you know them, you can take appropriate measures...
table of contents30 varieties of scented rosescareLocationfloorplantsSubstrateRepotWatering & fertilizingCutOverwinterPests and diseasesScented roses represent a special group of roses which, compared to other varieties, exude a bewitching scent. These are not just shrub roses, but climbing, small shrub and park roses with varying aromas and nuances. They are cultivated either as varieties planted outdoors or as tub roses. In addition to the location, good care is also important for a fra...
table of contentsHardy rosesFlowering once tops flowering more oftenBed and shrub rosesRambler rosesHistoric rosesWild rosesFreezing winters put roses to the test. Although the noble flowering trees are generally hardy, severe frost leaves massive damage to many roses north of the Alps. Picturesque blossoms and preferred type of rose should therefore not be the only criteria when purchasing. Forward-looking rose gardeners also focus on the degree of frost tolerance. This selection presents 15...
table of contentsRoses for the partial shadeTypes of rosesRed rosesPink rosesWhite rosesYellow rosesOrange rosesPurple rosesCream colored rosesFrequently asked questionsFor centuries, roses have been one of the most popular plants in gardens, parks and palace complexes. The flowers are not only a symbol of love, but are also used in the kitchen, cosmetics and as an ingredient in perfumes and soaps. Pink prefer a place in the sun, which is not possible in all German or Central European gardens...
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