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The genus Rosa has some 150 species. Rosa Rugosa a 5 petaled flower with a color range from white to pink to crimson and colorful petals often provides food for birds. Roses can thrived on minimal maintenance and are very resilient, extremely hardy. The Rosa Rugosa is very popular and still for sale today.
Five classes of the Old European garden Roses are Gallita, Damask, Alba, Centifolia and Mosses they are typically known for their fragrant smell and they are extremely cold- hardy. Roses require a minimum of 6hrs of sunlight per day, a fertile soil with 6.0ph to 7.0ph is best for optimum growth, good air circulation along with phosphorus provides a perfect foundation for growth. Although roses are generally require low maintenance they are susceptible to disease and insects. A basic disease control and insect program is recommended which consist of good soil, good drainage, proper spacing and these factors can yield great results when growing and cultivating roses. Roses can survive without a basic pest control program, but they may not be well developed or aesthetically (look very) pleasing.
Lets review some of the common diseases and insects that may effect the growth and proper development of an optimum rose garden. Powdery Mildew, Black Spot and Botrytis Blight are fungal diseases that can be treated with a preventative spray program. Crown Gall is a bacterial disease that there’s no effective treatment for, it is recommend that you remove the plant and not re-plant roses in that area for five years. Aphids is an insect that can be controlled by streaming water onto the plant or use an insecticide (there are natural insecticides available). Japanese Beetles are insect that can be hand removed. Sawfly is a common rose slug that can be controlled by hand removal or insecticidal soap (non-GMO and natural insecticide products are available).
If this article has peaked your interest in obtaining and growing roses or if you are a rose lover and don’t have a green thumb, but would like to have your own rose garden. An excellent way of learning more about growing roses is to contact the experts, there are several rose expert organization online that you can contact (1) Heritage Rose Group (2) The American Rose Society (3)The Heritage Rose Foundation. Research done on this article Credit goes the University of Illinois.
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