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Roses

Watering

Miniature 'Sachet' Never allow your roses to dry out, particularly when they first start growing in spring and after the first bloom cycle. Installing an irrigation system is a good investment, as it reduces water consumption.

  • A soaker hose keeps the leaves drier and prevents fungal diseases.
  • If you plan to spray your plants with a hose, do it early in the morning so that the leaves will dry quickly.
  • Do not water in full sun; the water will evaporate too quickly.
  • Mulch the soil to reduce water loss.
  • Hoe regularly to keep the soil moist.
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From the Montréal Botanical Garden Horticultural Leaflet 1F5 and 1F4.
This presentation is part of the Horticultural Leaflets WEB+ Series of the Green Pages.

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