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lenny
2017年05月23日
If you have a limited space and you want to create a small rose garden there then growing roses in containers is the best option for you.
Blooming roses are among the most beautiful ornamental plants that can be grown in the garden. It is hardly surprising that many rose lovers that have limited space also desire to grow them. Fortunately, growing roses in containers on a balcony, patio or terrace is possible, this way you can create a small rose garden. Except large variety of roses, you can grow all type of roses in containers.
Choose Roses Wisely
Roses are one of the most diverse plants on our planet. There are 14, 000 varieties of roses of which some can withstand the – 40 F extreme cold temperature then there are some rose varieties suitable for tropics that bear up to 110 F and still blooms. Choose roses wisely, according to your climate.
You should also consider the space you have, decide whether you want to grow a small rose garden or just a few roses.
Type of Roses to Consider
Miniature Roses
Miniature Roses are comparatively easy to grow than all other rose types, they are simply the mini version of large roses and are ideal balcony roses, and good for roofs and patios. You can also grow them in hanging baskets and railing planters. On a balcony, you can also grow miniature climbing roses such as red cascade, to use up your vertical space. Miniature Roses produces small flowers of about 1”-2” inch size in red, yellow, pink, white, peach, orange and many other colors. Generally, the bushes grow to no more than 18 inches in height.
Hybrid Teas
If you like large roses, grow hybrid tea roses. They flower less but phenomenal. One flower on a long, straight and upright stem. Hybrid Tea Roses can be as tall as 6 feet. Each bloom can be up to 5″ in diameter. Hybrid Tea Roses are one of the world’s most popular types of roses due to their color and large blooms.
Floribunda
Floribunda roses produce a cluster of flowers on top of each stem, their blooms are smaller in compare to tea roses. These roses can grow up to 3 feet tall.
Patio Roses
Patio roses are undemanding small bushes, which grows between 18 to 24 inches tall. They have a compact growing habit and thrive well in containers.
To learn more about rose varieties for containers read this post.
Roses Must have Suitable Containers
The size of the container should be medium to large to grow rose bushes. Larger varieties require extensive, deep pot with a minimum diameter of 40 cm, with large drainage holes in the bottom. On the other hand, low growing, medium to small sized roses can be grown in containers with a diameter of 25 – 30 cm.
Don’t overlook the look of containers, potted rose plants look more beautiful if you choose a handsome container for them.
While choosing container look at their bottom for drainage holes, good drainage is essential for roses. If there is insufficient drainage, make some holes.
When and How to Plant Roses to Make a Small Rose Garden
Best time for planting roses is spring to early summer. After purchasing roses transplant them as soon as possible to new, larger pots as they usually are sold in very small containers.
For the USDA zones 9 – 11 and other subtropical and tropical parts, rose can be planted from any time between fall (autumn) to winter.
If you have bought bare root roses you should keep their roots submerged for an hour or two in the water, making them absorb the moisture, this will make them easier to adopt in a new place.
Then put on damp root ball of your rose plant into the pot. While planting, ensure that rose placed in soil just deep as it used to grow in the previous pot.
Water well the freshly planted roses and for a few days place them in a sheltered place that receives only a few hours of morning sun, later on, move the containers to the position that is sufficiently bright and receives the sun at least for 7 hours as no roses, in the long run, can tolerate shade.
Throughout the season, roses in containers should be watered deeply and moderately because they do not tolerate desiccation.
After about 2 to 3 weeks of planting, roses are ready to be fertilized. One thing you should know that roses are heavy feeders. Fertilize roses using the special rose mix fertilizer, which you can buy from a garden center, you can also fertilize them with any all-purpose fertilizer. Application of manure and compost also helps the rose plants.
Overwintering Roses
The main advantage of growing plants on a balcony is that it remains comparatively warmer than regular gardens. Still you should do some things to warm the pots and plants, do heavy mulching with organic matter and protect them from the cool air.
In very low temperatures in winters, keep your potted roses indoors.
For tropics it is opposite, you’ll need to care roses in summer. Cool weather varieties will die itself, so grow rose varieties that are suitable for tropics and save them from scorching the sun when it is overheadTips
Except North facing, you can grow roses on every type of balcony.
If you want to grow roses on South facing balcony, protect them from afternoon sun (especially in warm climates)
Every spring or in the beginning of growing season replace the potting soil or at least replace the top layer with compost or manure.
Always cut the faded flowers, this stimulates the growth of new buds.
Read more on rose care tips
Blooming roses are among the most beautiful ornamental plants that can be grown in the garden. It is hardly surprising that many rose lovers that have limited space also desire to grow them. Fortunately, growing roses in containers on a balcony, patio or terrace is possible, this way you can create a small rose garden. Except large variety of roses, you can grow all type of roses in containers.
Choose Roses Wisely
Roses are one of the most diverse plants on our planet. There are 14, 000 varieties of roses of which some can withstand the – 40 F extreme cold temperature then there are some rose varieties suitable for tropics that bear up to 110 F and still blooms. Choose roses wisely, according to your climate.
You should also consider the space you have, decide whether you want to grow a small rose garden or just a few roses.
Type of Roses to Consider
Miniature Roses
Miniature Roses are comparatively easy to grow than all other rose types, they are simply the mini version of large roses and are ideal balcony roses, and good for roofs and patios. You can also grow them in hanging baskets and railing planters. On a balcony, you can also grow miniature climbing roses such as red cascade, to use up your vertical space. Miniature Roses produces small flowers of about 1”-2” inch size in red, yellow, pink, white, peach, orange and many other colors. Generally, the bushes grow to no more than 18 inches in height.
Hybrid Teas
If you like large roses, grow hybrid tea roses. They flower less but phenomenal. One flower on a long, straight and upright stem. Hybrid Tea Roses can be as tall as 6 feet. Each bloom can be up to 5″ in diameter. Hybrid Tea Roses are one of the world’s most popular types of roses due to their color and large blooms.
Floribunda
Floribunda roses produce a cluster of flowers on top of each stem, their blooms are smaller in compare to tea roses. These roses can grow up to 3 feet tall.
Patio Roses
Patio roses are undemanding small bushes, which grows between 18 to 24 inches tall. They have a compact growing habit and thrive well in containers.
To learn more about rose varieties for containers read this post.
Roses Must have Suitable Containers
The size of the container should be medium to large to grow rose bushes. Larger varieties require extensive, deep pot with a minimum diameter of 40 cm, with large drainage holes in the bottom. On the other hand, low growing, medium to small sized roses can be grown in containers with a diameter of 25 – 30 cm.
Don’t overlook the look of containers, potted rose plants look more beautiful if you choose a handsome container for them.
While choosing container look at their bottom for drainage holes, good drainage is essential for roses. If there is insufficient drainage, make some holes.
When and How to Plant Roses to Make a Small Rose Garden
Best time for planting roses is spring to early summer. After purchasing roses transplant them as soon as possible to new, larger pots as they usually are sold in very small containers.
For the USDA zones 9 – 11 and other subtropical and tropical parts, rose can be planted from any time between fall (autumn) to winter.
If you have bought bare root roses you should keep their roots submerged for an hour or two in the water, making them absorb the moisture, this will make them easier to adopt in a new place.
Then put on damp root ball of your rose plant into the pot. While planting, ensure that rose placed in soil just deep as it used to grow in the previous pot.
Water well the freshly planted roses and for a few days place them in a sheltered place that receives only a few hours of morning sun, later on, move the containers to the position that is sufficiently bright and receives the sun at least for 7 hours as no roses, in the long run, can tolerate shade.
Throughout the season, roses in containers should be watered deeply and moderately because they do not tolerate desiccation.
After about 2 to 3 weeks of planting, roses are ready to be fertilized. One thing you should know that roses are heavy feeders. Fertilize roses using the special rose mix fertilizer, which you can buy from a garden center, you can also fertilize them with any all-purpose fertilizer. Application of manure and compost also helps the rose plants.
Overwintering Roses
The main advantage of growing plants on a balcony is that it remains comparatively warmer than regular gardens. Still you should do some things to warm the pots and plants, do heavy mulching with organic matter and protect them from the cool air.
In very low temperatures in winters, keep your potted roses indoors.
For tropics it is opposite, you’ll need to care roses in summer. Cool weather varieties will die itself, so grow rose varieties that are suitable for tropics and save them from scorching the sun when it is overheadTips
Except North facing, you can grow roses on every type of balcony.
If you want to grow roses on South facing balcony, protect them from afternoon sun (especially in warm climates)
Every spring or in the beginning of growing season replace the potting soil or at least replace the top layer with compost or manure.
Always cut the faded flowers, this stimulates the growth of new buds.
Read more on rose care tips
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gbdp12
2017年05月21日
Why are the tips of my desert rose leaves turning yellow? 🙁
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Aesthesiiick:can be a number of reasons, lack of proper sunlight, not enough water, not enough nitrogen in soil. try giving it enough water and sunlight first.
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一棵树
2017年05月20日
#红双喜 ( Double Delight Rose)是一种混合型香水月季,创建于1977年。1985年被世界玫瑰联合会(The World Federation of Rose Societies Hall)收录。
红双喜是一个全球范围内最著名和最广泛种植月季名品。特点是鲜亮的樱桃红外层花瓣和乳白色的心,花朵大,通常是独花,也有时会两个和三个一起。其香味浓郁,花色由白到红,逐天变化,初开时花瓣乳白色,仅在瓣边有一点点红覆轮,随着花朵开放,其红色逐渐浸漫、扩大。至花朵开足时,其红色几乎覆盖全花,使整朵月季花变得更加娇艳、热烈,而花香也达到了最浓郁的高度!
花卉红色的着色是大自然紫外线的天然色素在花瓣的体现。因为天气原因的颜色变化始终是不断变化的。这意味着,没有任何两个花朵的颜色是一样的。
其特征是:植株健壮,单朵或群花,花朵大,花型高雅优美,花色众多、鲜艳明快,具有芳香气味,观赏性强。
生长习性:适应性强,耐寒耐旱,对土壤要求不严,但以富含有机质、排水良好的微带酸性沙壤土最好。具有良好的抗病性。喜光,但过多强光直射又对花蕾发育不利,花瓣易焦祜,喜温暖,一般气温在22--25℃最为适宜,夏季高温对开花不利。增长到平均高度为90-150厘米米,可蔓延60-90厘米。
红双喜喜日照充足,空气流通,排水良好而避风的环境,盛夏需适当遮荫。多数品种最适温度白昼15~26℃夜间10~15℃。较耐寒,冬季气温低于5℃即进入休眠。如夏季高温持续30℃以上,则多数品种开花减少,品质降低,进入半休状态。一般品种可耐15℃低温。要求富含有机质、肥沃、疏松之微酸性土壤,但对土壤的适应范围较宽。空气相对湿度宜75%~80%,但稍干、稍湿也可。有连续开花的特性。
红双喜是一个全球范围内最著名和最广泛种植月季名品。特点是鲜亮的樱桃红外层花瓣和乳白色的心,花朵大,通常是独花,也有时会两个和三个一起。其香味浓郁,花色由白到红,逐天变化,初开时花瓣乳白色,仅在瓣边有一点点红覆轮,随着花朵开放,其红色逐渐浸漫、扩大。至花朵开足时,其红色几乎覆盖全花,使整朵月季花变得更加娇艳、热烈,而花香也达到了最浓郁的高度!
花卉红色的着色是大自然紫外线的天然色素在花瓣的体现。因为天气原因的颜色变化始终是不断变化的。这意味着,没有任何两个花朵的颜色是一样的。
其特征是:植株健壮,单朵或群花,花朵大,花型高雅优美,花色众多、鲜艳明快,具有芳香气味,观赏性强。
生长习性:适应性强,耐寒耐旱,对土壤要求不严,但以富含有机质、排水良好的微带酸性沙壤土最好。具有良好的抗病性。喜光,但过多强光直射又对花蕾发育不利,花瓣易焦祜,喜温暖,一般气温在22--25℃最为适宜,夏季高温对开花不利。增长到平均高度为90-150厘米米,可蔓延60-90厘米。
红双喜喜日照充足,空气流通,排水良好而避风的环境,盛夏需适当遮荫。多数品种最适温度白昼15~26℃夜间10~15℃。较耐寒,冬季气温低于5℃即进入休眠。如夏季高温持续30℃以上,则多数品种开花减少,品质降低,进入半休状态。一般品种可耐15℃低温。要求富含有机质、肥沃、疏松之微酸性土壤,但对土壤的适应范围较宽。空气相对湿度宜75%~80%,但稍干、稍湿也可。有连续开花的特性。
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