Roses: growing and grooming. What you need to know the beginner

Roses are very beautiful and delicate flowers, not for nothing that most women like them so much. Currently, there are more than 300 species, among which there are both tall varieties, and undersized, curly. An avid florist every year tries to replenish his collection, so that every season the best roses are blossomed. Growing and caring for these flowers is not as complicated as it might seem at first glance. Many are afraid to breed these flowers only for the simple reason that they simply do not know how to handle them. Well, it's time to dispel all doubts.

To ensure that the roses you have acquired are well established, you must take responsibility for the preparation of the soil. Of course, it is not necessary to choose the soil in a country plot: what is there, there is such a thing. But this circumstance, most kinds of roses do not at all overshadow, as they are well adapted to different soil conditions. All that needs to be done with the "infertile" soils, is to properly feed them, not forgetting to add the overripe manure. Roses, growing and caring for these flowers begins with digging up the area where they will grow. It is necessary to do this, as in a loose, oxygen-enriched earth, flowers are easier to take root. Next, you need to dig up large and deep holes so that you can accurately place the root system. Note that if the roots of the seedlings are excessively large, they need to be slightly shortened. Place one seedling in the center, and if the roots grow in one direction, then the walls of the pit. Fill the pit with ground, making sure that the vaccinations are poured. The seedling must be poured on top.

Further care for the flowers will consist of timely watering, fertilizing and loosening the land. Roses are very fond of moisture, and if they do not have enough, the plants lag behind in development, the flowers grow shallow, and the leaves turn yellow. Since often there is not enough moisture from the weather, you have to water the roses yourself. It is better to do this less often, but more abundantly. So, watering roses once a week, pour under each bush about 10 liters of water. After watering, always loosen the soil, but so as not to damage the root system. The first feeding of the flowers is carried out until the leaves are blossomed, the second, when the buds are tied, and the third, when the second flowering ends.

That's the whole job, finally there will be roses on your site. Growing and caring for them, as you can see, does not require much time and expense. If you do not have your own house in the village, do not be discouraged, but start growing roses at home. Of course, it is unlikely that you will be able to plant garden views in an apartment, although this option is not excluded, but indoor roses are easy. Having bought them in a flower shop, put them on the windowsill, forgetting about the transplant for at least a week. When the flower adapts to the new conditions, it can be transplanted into a flower pot. First, take care of the room rose from the sun's rays, better keep it on the north window. Make sure that there are no drafts, they are very not like indoor roses. Cultivation and maintenance in the future is associated with abundant watering, loosening of soil in the pot and fertilizing. Do not forget to remove faded flowers, this will prolong the flowering.

Rosemary can become a wonderful neighbor of a rose room, and not only because the names are consonant. If you want something unusual at home, then be sure to get a rosemary. Cultivation of this tree from the seeds is not easy, but grateful. Get the seeds in the flower shop, put them in the pots and wait until a beautiful tree, drowning in greenery and small flowers, begins to grow next to your room rose. By the way, rosemary can be used in bonsai, but folk healers know how to cure various diseases with the help of it.