The Rose Guy

The Rose Guy Being a specialist in roses means that your plants will have the best care, maintenance and long term health.

Origami Rose.As soon as I saw it I had to get it for my collection.
04/12/2024

Origami Rose.
As soon as I saw it I had to get it for my collection.

02/12/2024

Roses can be hungry feeders sometimes, so don’t forget to feed them with rose food. Not only will it strengthen them it will also give you lots of flowers.

13/11/2024

Garden services available for hire. Not only do I specialise in roses, but also work with any garden that is in need of weeding, pruning, mulching, mowing, poisoning, fertilising and watering.
Competitive rates and a friendly smile.

09/04/2024

After all the heavy rain over the last few days, don’t forget to check your roses for storm damage.

Dahlias make a great companion plant for roses. This one is called Sincerity.
02/04/2024

Dahlias make a great companion plant for roses. This one is called Sincerity.

26/03/2024

Coming into winter is an exciting time to plant new roses. Before you do that it is best to prepare the soil first.
The soil needs to have a pH level of 6.5 -7.0.
Using a pH tester, (you can buy one from your local nursery or hardware store), follow the instructions on the box to test the level.
If it is above 6.5 you can lower it by adding some sulphur. To raise it add some lime.

Papa Meilland
19/03/2024

Papa Meilland

12/03/2024

When pruning old flowers it is important to keep your tools sanitary. Once a bush is pruned just give your tool a quick spray of a metho/water mix 80:20 or use an isopropyl alcohol spray. This prevents any diseases spreading to a new bush.

A pink carpet rose but set up as a standard
05/03/2024

A pink carpet rose but set up as a standard

28/02/2024

Don’t be shy with your rose blooms. Pick them and put them in vases around the house. Not only are they pretty, some also have a beautiful fragrance. Roses love having their blooms picked as it encourages more growth.

French Perfume
20/02/2024

French Perfume

14/02/2024

Using a mulch around the roses can protect them from not only being choked out by weeds, but also from water loss.
Spread the mulch about 50mm thick around the base of the rose, leaving a few centimetres gap to prevent collar rot.

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