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Monday, April 30, 2012

My Sundowner Rose

My Sundowner Rose

Above: pictures is of my Sundowner just as it began to open.
Below: My Sundowner a few days after the two blooms opened. Notice how the colors changed from the bright orange to various shades of peach, yellow, pink, and orange.


For more information on growing the Sundowner Rose check out:

Sundowner Rosa Grandiflora
Sundowner is a beautiful Grandiflora rose. After planting it in my rose garden this spring I think it is now one of my favorite roses. Here you will find tip...

Tips for Growing Beautiful Roses

As much as I enjoy growing roses and the horticulture education I have, sometimes textbooks can't teach you everything you need to know for growing roses. Over the years I have picked up tips from various gardeners, websites, and person experience. Here are 10 tips for growing beautiful roses that I put together for anyone looking to grow the perfect rose.

10 Tips for Growing Beautiful Roses
Whether you are a beginner in rose gardening or looking for useful tips on growing roses you have come to the right place. Here you will find tips for everyt...

Friday, July 16, 2010

How to Identify Blackspot on Roses


Blackspot is a common problem associated with growing roses, especially in the south. Blackspot can be identified by thoroughly looking over your roses. Look for small blackspots that may be accompanied with yellowing of the leaves and leaf drop.



You should treat roses at the first sign of Blackspot to keep it from spreading. Be sure to treat the soil, mulch and anything else near the infected plants. Always water plants from the base to insure you are not spreading the Blackspot with water. Splashing, trickling and running water are all common reasons for the disease spreading to other plants.



Since it spreads rapidly, always be sure to discard any rubish that contains leaves, stems or blooms from a plant with Blackspot.


Tuesday, July 13, 2010

How to Grow Okra From Seed


Okra can easily be grown from seed. It produces more abundantly in a fall garden when temperatures are cooler. For information on how to grow okra from seed, visit the step-by-step instruction guide How to Grow Okra From Seed