Roses with the Scent of Spring!

Goodbye winter, so long cold, it's finally time to watch our ROSES grow!

The chirping birds, fresh air, and gorgeous blooming flowers are finally here. And we can’t wait another second to tell you all about our ROSES!

There are so many to pick from, but no matter the color, size, and zone, we will give you options to pick from. Prepare yourself because you’ll fall in love with every single one, just as I did!

The Real Keys To Success With Roses

Even tips and tricks from rose enthusiasts won't help you grow the healthiest plants if you don't cover the basics. Hit these six simple must-haves, and you'll be on your way to growing the perfect rose:

Site.

Roses crave sun, at least six hours a day is ideal.

Soil.

Plant roses in rich, well-draining soil. When planting, mix organic matter, such as compost or ground bark, into excavated soil you'll use to backfill the planting hole.

Mulch.

Add a 2-3-inch layer of coarse, organic mulch around roses. Coarse mulch helps reduce foliage diseases on roses because it reduces the amount of water splashing onto leaves (splashing water drops can spread fungal diseases).

Water.

Irrigate roses deeply but infrequently, applying water directly to soil using soaker hoses or drip irrigation. Water needs vary based on weather and soil, so check soil with your finger. Water often enough to create consistently moist soil – not overly wet, not bone-dry. To prevent diseases, keep foliage dry, especially if you must water late in the day.

Inspect.

Check roses frequently for insects or disease outbreaks. Catching problems early makes them easier to treat. Learn how to spot common rose pests.

Prune.

Roses need regular pruning.

We have a variety of plants to pick from and these are only the start! Enjoy your spring gardening by adding these plants into the mix.

Happy Gardening!

Ms.Molina