is it very successful with roses?
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The answer is that a lot of people use root hormones with roses, but the little I read about getting a cutting of a rose is that I would look up how to cut the rose and what time of year is best, as apparently that's important too. I'm not an authority, but I use You tube and blogs to help me when I'm interested in some aspect of gardening. Good luck!
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After doing a lot of field research with Fusillade while with the U. California Extension Service as a weed management specialist, no one has had a problem with normal rates for annual and perennial grasses, when used on or around roses. However, it does not control annual bluegrass. I have 200 roses and have had success with carefully directed sprays of Diquat plus some surfactant, avoiding any green stems or foliage. Kern County grows about 90% of the field roses in the US, which is where I worked on weeds in over 80 crops for 30 years. Now well retired but still with a lot of memory...plus my 3 Weed Management Guides for growers. Google "UC Ornamental IPM" for a lot of detail on crop medicines. After doing a lot of field research with Fusillade while with the U. California Extension Service as a weed management specialist, no one has had a problem with normal rates for annual and perennial grasses, when used on or around roses. However, it does not control annual bluegrass. I have 200 roses and have had success with carefully directed sprays of Diquat plus some surfactant, avoiding any green stems or foliage. Kern County grows about 90% of the field roses in the US, which is where I worked on weeds in over 80 crops for 30 years. Now well retired but still with a lot of... » Read More After doing a lot of field research with Fusillade while with the U. California Extension Service as a weed management specialist, no one has had a problem with normal rates for annual and perennial grasses, when used on or around roses. However, it does not control annual bluegrass. I have 200 roses and have had success with carefully directed sprays of Diquat plus some surfactant, avoiding any green stems or foliage. Kern County grows about 90% of the field roses in the US, which is where I worked on weeds in over 80 crops for 30 years. Now well retired but still with a lot of memory...plus my 3 Weed Management Guides for growers. Google "UC Ornamental IPM" for a lot of detail on crop medicines. « Show Less
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I have used this product for black spots on roses. It didn't stop it completely, but it didn't get very bad this year. I might have used it too late for that, my roses were showing spots already.I will be trying it again early enough to see if problem returns and will have a better idea of how effective it is, but I would recommend using it.It is quite smelly, but that's sulfur for you.
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My roses are gorgeous! They have finally matured and it creates a lovely hedge of rich red to hot pink roses! I am always getting compliments. You will love them!
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It doesn't smell much like rose (maybe faintly). Mostly it smells slightly medicated, like eucalyptus. But definitely not a bad odor.
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Actually it's more to it than that. I think the moisture from the rose water and whatever is on the frownie strip is the secret. Whatever the reason it really works!
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Yes , it does! This is one of my favorites. It makes a beautiful flower. You can put together different sizes.
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I think it would work well for a climbing rose and have entertained the idea of getting another one for just that purpose. If the rose were a strong (heavy) climber, I would probably use the metal framework to tie some of the canes to, and if the rose were in a windy area I might consider using wire and a couple of stakes to make sure the wind didn't pull the plant and the frame to one side. It has staked legs and they have been sufficient for a huge clematis, but I know roses can get a bit heavier.
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Yes,I believe it can be sprayed wherever you need it I believe it only kills sedge weed ( nut grass ) & nothing else it hasn't hurt my sod or any plants so I would assume it would be ok around your roses
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It has on my roses and the other plants I have! Make sure you use a white mask while spraying, cover your body with long pants and long sleeve shirt. Spray early in morning - usually not windy early!
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Not if they're thick or "woody" - no rose stems. Cuttings or early pruning from the tops of mums will shred but not as well as leaves. Remember it's a string trimmer turned upside down. There are no blades.
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I don't know. But it is very lovely and looks wonderful with my Royal Albert Old County Roses China
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Have you tried the spikes in potted roses? I had the same question. Thanks.
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Sometimes the sweet fragrance is noticeable when you start opening the box. I've had excellent results from all of my plumeria. I think it would make an excellent gift and is very easy to grow.
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Hi Ja - I've planted several new roses, about 1 month ago and bought the Bayer Advanced 2 in 1 systemic.Early days still, but container states for Roses and Flowers..But contains strong fertilizer and Aphid protection for 8 weeks. Not use on veg or near Ponds and wash hands after use..pretty potent stuff, I.m assuming.Sorry I can't help more - but I was impressed by another product of Bayer and I'm thinking 'Give it a try' Maybe tell you more about performance. a few more months down the line.Regards and Good Luck ..Linda x
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Yes. You may not get the perfect flower position shown but the picture is accurate.
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I didn't know there were different types of chamomile flowers. But I suppose that if there are diferent types of roses then it makes sense.I have only recently started to learn about bulk teas. I would be interested in learning the answer also.