gardening

Roses have long been the focal attraction for their beautiful and fragrant cut flowers, but no roses are lovelier than those gathered fresh from your own garden . There are numerous classes of roses, ranging from micro-miniatures to grandifloras and from groundcovers to climbing roses, with some classes containing hundreds of varieties. Here are some great tips and tricks for the unerring care of your rose bushes and for getting innumerable beautiful flowers in your garden: Right time If you are new in the field of gardening the best time to plant roses is in the spring, after the last frost, or in the autumn at least five to six weeks before the first frost in your area. Spring and winters are the right time, as like roses many other beautiful plants are easy and likable to growth during winters.   Appropriate watering is the key Roses are not too water friendly flowers . Watering, when needed should be done . In summers regular watering works great for t...

There are various ways by which you can easily propagate this beautiful and attractive plant in your garden, among that the mostly used way is to propagate roses from rose cuttings taken from the bush. This method always tops the list as you can easily and conveniently grow your plant with the cutting method. You just have to follow these steps and keep in mind the below given points- Steps to follow ·         Choose Proper Cutting Choosing a proper cutting is one of the most necessary and prime step to be followed for a healthy plant. For every time when you are going to grow your plant from cutting make sure that the cutting should be neither too thick nor too thin as both of these conditions will result in an unhealthy plant. Cutting of thickness approximately same as pencil’s thickness would be an apt choice. Also keep in mind that your cutting should be of 6 to 8 inches long so that at least 2 inch of it can be kept inside...