As the weather gets hotter, my roses look worse. What can I do to insure that they survive the summer?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

A. Poor cultural practices and neglect during summer months will weaken plants and make it harder for them to survive. Here are some suggestions on summer care of roses:
1.As flowers fade and petals fall remove old flowers. Otherwise, food and energy will go into seed production rather than plant growth and flower production.
2.When removing spent flowers cut just above the second five-leaflet leaf above the main cane or branch.
3.Use a complete fertilizer such as 10-10-5, 15-10-10 or similar formulations at the rate of 1 1/4 pounds per 100 square feet just as new growth starts in spring then apply about 1/3 to
4.During hot, dry weather water rose beds thoroughly every week to a depth of 8-10 inches.
5.Control blackspot and mildew by spraying with Benlate or Funginex every 7-10 days from the time new growth starts in the spring and continue throughout the growing season until frost.
So for optimum flower production this summer and fall give your roses that bit of added attention.

Answer 3

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During summer season , the following steps should be taken to ensure the roses in the better out-look condition. :-
1. All the rose plant must be watered sufficiently in the root early in the morning preferably before the sun rise. The rose leaves are also watered sufficiently to save it from the scorching sun heat.
2. Try to cover the rose plant with the shade over it.
3. Avoid the rose plant to aftfect directly with the sun heat.
4. The rose bud and the flowers should be protected from the direct sunlight.

T.N.SAHAY

Answer 4

Water them.

Most roses are seasonal they give roses for the season and then just have green leaves for rest of the year.

There are roses that bloom once a year only. These bloom every year at approximately same time.

You may have other problems also.

Try spraying insect killer or, fungicide and other protective stuff.

Now the hybrids they can bloom year around depending on temperature water and feeding or good soil.

If the temperature goes below freezing then roses need extra protection or they may die. Same thing if it gets too hot thy can dry out and die.

Answer 5

Follow shivangini's advice.

I suspect you need some fertilizer.

Answer 6

sprinkle them with water as often as u can and try not expose them to direct sunlight

Answer 7

enough water