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by Gemma OderingJun 23, 2021

roses

How to deadhead a Rose

Removing wilted blooms (deadheading) from your roses is a simple way to give your garden a tidy appearance. Roses, like many other flowering plants use their flowers as way of producing fruit. Once it pollinates it fades to transform to a fruit. Once this happens the plant puts its energy into producing the fruit. When you remove the spent flowers, the rose thinks it has lost its chance to fruit so keeps on producing new flowers. Download Full Guide ...

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by Gemma AbbottJun 23, 2021

How and when to transplant a rose bush

Roses transplant well in winter or early spring while they are dormant and not looking for any nourishment from the soil. However, circumstances may arise that require moving blooming roses. This is a slightly more complex transplant but can be managed with a little bit of planning and care. Download...

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