Shrub roses - vital and rich in flowers with this care!

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• Shrub roses - vital and rich in flowers with this care!
• How and when do you cut the shrub roses correctly?
• Are fertilizer inputs necessary for all varieties?
• When should shrub roses be watered and how?
• Which diseases are more common?
• Tips

Shrub roses should not be poured for lunch heat

Shrub roses - vital and rich in flowers with this care!

With the utmost care, lovers of roses cherish and cherish their treasures and take care of them like their eyeballs. But is that all necessary? Do shrub roses really need so much care or do you just have to visit them every now and then?

Formerly planting shrub roses: location, timing, equipment

How and when do you cut the shrub roses correctly?

Basically, it is not absolutely necessary to cut the shrub roses. But a cut keeps the shrub roses growing and promotes flowering. It is therefore best to cut all withered flowers to below the underlying leaf regularly in the summer. This stimulates the formation of new flower buds.

In the spring then a small pruning should be done. Shrub roses are cut back about 1/3. Also remove the following:

Are fertilizer inputs necessary for all varieties?

Especially flowering varieties need fertilizer to flower throughout the summer and fall. So fertilize them regularly! Once-flowering shrub roses are content with a unique fertilizer gift every spring.

Here are some hints:

When should shrub roses be watered and how?

Since shrub roses form a deep taproot, they do not need to be constantly watered. Only for growth and in heat and drought casting is recommended. Be sure to:

1. Do not pour directly on the leaves (increases the risk of fungal diseases)!
2. Preferably pour in the morning or evening!
3. Older specimens pour less often than younger ones!
4. Use low-lime water for casting!

Which diseases are more common?

Roses are primarily attacked by fungal diseases, especially if they are in an unfavorable position. Infested shoots should be quickly cut off and disposed of. Mildew, star soot and rose rust occur most frequently.

Tips

Fungal diseases are promoted when the shrub rose is in a protected position! Therefore, take care when planting on a breezy position!