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Planting bare-rooted roses: How to do it like a pro | 06/03/2024 14:00

Planting bare rooted roses: How to do it like a professional

Bare-rooted roses are available from fall (October) to spring (April) directly from our nursery. Rootstocks are particularly affordable and environmentally friendly.

Rose gardening for beginners | 06/03/2024 13:15

Rose gardening for beginners

Do not worry, the rose is called the queen of plants, but it does not necessarily have to be complicated and a diva.

Pruning roses and fertilizing in spring | 06/03/2024 12:00

Pruning roses and fertilizing in spring

The first pruning after replanting your roses is especially important for the development of bushy roses. This pruning is crucial for the branching of the roses in the bottom area.

Planting roses in pots | 06/03/2024 11:45

Planting roses in pots

Of course, roses can be planted in a pot instead of in the garden. In this case, it should be noted that roses are particularly deep-rooted plants. Therefore, accommodate them with a large pot.

Rosen & Bark mulch | 06/03/2024 11:45

Roses & Bark mulch

Roses and bark mulch - does it work together?

March / April - the "to do's" for rose lovers | 06/03/2024 11:30

March / April - the "to do's" for rose lovers

Care measures for spring to start the rose season right

Fertilizing roses | 06/03/2024 09:45

Fertilizing roses: How to do it right

When planting new roses, please work in well-seasoned compost, and only organic fertilizers - for example, horn shavings. In principle, roses need fertilizer every year at the beginning of the growth phase to develop a healthy foliage and bloom abundantly.