A guide to growing beautiful roses in Colorado that will thrive for years to comeneed to be to the 46148 per week check soil for the first year after planting season only and use our guide Tips for ID: 866686
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Y u Jus B ugh a Tag wa R se Bush...N w Wha ? A guide to growing beautiful roses in Colorado that will thrive for years to come need to be to the 4-6” per week, check soil for the first year after planting. season only, and use our guide Tips for Successto the outdoors for 6-8 days) before planting to prevent major For root adaptation purposes, do not fertilize newly-planted roses August 15th to promote acclimation for the coming colder weather.Remember to winter water your roses twice a month beginning in November. Continue through March. Acclimate Your New Rose BushThese roses grew up in our climate controlled greenhouse, and need to get used to the outsid
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e elements before for 3 to 4 more days before planting. If freezing temperatures are expected, move your rose into the garage TipsWatering Your RosesRose bushes usually require about 3” of water per week. This is a general measurement, and it can be difficult Everyone has different soil conditions: clay, sand, or somewhere in-between. The hard part is determining how How can you tell if the roots have been watered well? A simple test you can perform is to take a hand trowel and insert it in the ground near the rose, being careful not day from your total and that will give you a general idea on how often watering in your area is needed. This A common instinct is to water when the tempera
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ture is hot, but keep in mind that plants can wilt if they are kept Don’t water because of the heat, water because soil is dry. Rose Care under Water RestrictionsIf using a deep root feeder to water, insert 6” away from the main trunk of the rose bush to a depth of 2-3”. Spreading ShapesBushy ShapesUpright ShapesArching ShapesFor roses that bloom once a year, the time to prune is after flowering prune out the spent bloom clusters in this way. Climbing roses are Bedding Rosesgrandifloras, and English roses. Pruned canes should be 8-12” tall. Prunig Y ur R se by Shape Tagawa Gardens 7711 S Parker Rd Centennial, CO 80016 (303) 690-4722 TagawaGardens.com