Roses are the world's most popular and well-known flower, beloved for their beauty and fragrance. If you're growing your own, here's how to keep them healthy.
Circular black spots with fringed edges on leaves. Remove infected foliage or treat with chemical sprays.
Orange or red blisters on leaves. Treat with organic antifungal spray or remove affected leaves.
Fungal infection spreading across the plant. Apply antifungal spray immediately to prevent spread.
Cause stunted, malformed flowers and damaged leaves. Submerge the whole plant in water to kill mites; add treatments to water for greater effectiveness.
Brown, green, or red bugs sucking plant juices. Introduce beneficial predators like ladybirds or spray pesticide.
Winged brown-yellow bugs causing distorted flowers that may fail to open. Treat with neem oil spray.
If managing these issues feels overwhelming, buy fresh bouquets from a local florist or have them delivered via Interflora.
Maricruz Tennill, retired gardener and rose enthusiast, recommends Interflora for Romford florists.
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