Rosa Rosenstrauch
Are you afraid rose bushes are too hard to take care of? Millcreek Gardens wants you to know these outdoor plants require effort but are not hard to grow.
Easy living is what this rose promises for people who grow roses. This bush shows how full of blooms even a small bush will be. It has an abundance of blooms, the leaves are a dark green and resistant to diseases, and it grows very happily in the Stanley Park Rose Garden. This is the brilliant orange and yellow version of this rose - see the Easy Going rose for a softer, golden yellow version of this easy to grow rose. Also known as Fellowship Rose in the U.K. This is a floribunda bush rose introduced in 1996 bred by Harkness.
See how to fertilize your rose bushes this spring and all summer long - and get your roses ready to bloom bigger than ever this year!
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Despite their small size, miniature rose bushes can be hardy and long-blooming. Here's how to care for your mini rose bush as a houseplant.
Rose bush foliage.
Learn how to use a leftover eggshell to feed your roses. A crushed eggshell contains calcium carbonate and other essential minerals, and combining it with wood ash, banana peels, and coffee grounds creates a natural fertilizer for your plant. #eggshell #fertilizer #roses
See what to do to your rose bushes in the fall to prepare them for winter - and bigger and better blooms next summer!
Not only is it possible to create an entire rose bush from a beautiful bouquet of roses, but it's a lot easier than you might think!
Learn when to cut back roses to remove dead wood, and encourage a healthy plant and more blooms throughout the growing season.
