Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 21 May 1999, p. 18

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18 - The Canadian Champion, Fniday May 21, 1999 VI Tips For Heaithier Roses That Bloomn Detter, Lonqger IL Beautiful roses are a sure sign of a sert- type that grow a single flower on a stem, colours, but are less suitable for cutting. Bus&Blooms ous and successful gardener. Roses take and can grow to three feet in height or Another type of bush rose is the grandiflo- Bus&more case and attention than most gardien more. While very beautiful and suitable for ra, a cross between the hybrid tea rose and 00plants, but the resuits can be spectacular. cutting, they are among the moat difficult the floribunds, with somneoftebscar Choosing the right kind of roses for your roses to grow due to their susceptibility to acteristics of each. While flot as hardy as 5 0 environment and the effect you're trying toi disease and insect damage. They need reg- the floribunda, they offer clusters of large On your complète wedding achieve will get you started right. Roses ular maintenance to look their best. Other tes-rose type blooms on long stems. flower package.. corne in a variety of shapes and sizes, and types of bush roses include the floribundas, Shrub roses are some of the best types to Bridat Bouques *Church Flowers flot ail varieties are suited to the harsher a type with several fiowers on each stem. blend with other plants in a landscape. R oii e (905)r g7r6o6wing regions of Canada. They are somewhat hardier than tes roses They are natural-looking, tow-msintenance I Loi Mlecý(90)87 226Bush roses include hybrid tea roses, the and are also available in a wide range of shrubs that are often highly resistant to insect and disease problems and are hardy in cold temperatures. Miniature roses are excellent in al spaces or even containers. They also grow well indowors if given enough light. There is a great range available, many smaller ver- U T SI T T, sions of most other rose types, and they are iT QI TA TI WJNfairly easy to grow. Climbing and rambling roses can be trained to climb a trellis or wires and are relatively easy to grow. Climbers are the most common ones you'll find at nurs- eries. They do take some extra care to avoid winter kilI, and good pruning prac- tces are important. With s bit of extra care, these roses can be spectacular on a wail or an archway. Whichever type of rose you decide on, be sure to buy quality stock from a rep- utable garden centre. Where To Start Roses like good depth (two feet) of s fairly heavy dlay loam soil and will not . . .. . .thrive in sandy or heavy dlay soil. They aiso, require fairly high levels of liglit and good air circulation. Roses planted in a partially shaded, confined ares are unlikely to bloom much and will be more suscepti- ble to disease. Choose your location care- fully, make sure the soul is improved if needed, and you will be rewarded. Don't buy your roses until about a day before you're ready to plant them. 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