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.
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Care measures for spring to start the rose season right
Read moreFertilizing 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.
Read morePlanting of potted roses
This article gives you valuable information on planting of potted roses
Read morePlanting distances
Here you will find our recommended planting distances.
Read moreWinter protection for roses - very simple
How to bring your rose favorites well through the winter
Read moreWinter protection on standard roses
Especially rose stems should be very well protected from the cold...
Read moreWinter protection for roses in pots
Potted roses should be protected of freezing through too quickly...
Read moreWinter protection
Read more about the appropriate rose care during winter
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You want to move your favorite rose? This is how it works!
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Rose care in midsummer - increase winter hardiness now
Read moreWinter hardiness stars and their meaning for roses
How much winter protection is necessary for roses?
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