

Roses in Our Daily Lives
"The Rose chronicles our daily lives providing a rich tapestry of
memories, experiences, camaraderie, liberty and enjoyment...
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Sep 29, 2020
Poor David's Almanac: A Few Clues About Powdery Mildew
As gardeners, we’ve all seen it: one day (or so it seems!), our plants are suddenly covered with a powdery white growth. This is powdery...
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Sep 24, 2020


Stop and Eat the Roses!
Over the last several years I have conjured up numerous rose recipes for Connecticut Rose newsletter. It has been an interesting journey...
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Sep 24, 2020


Taking a Second Look
I can't count the number of times that I am called or asked at meetings about 'insects on my roses.' My first question is always...
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Sep 14, 2020


Phosphorus fallacies – Too Much of a Good Thing
It is natural for rosarians to do everything they can to keep their plants producing healthy blooms as often as possible.
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Sep 10, 2020


Rose Myths
Coffee Grounds as Mulch?
It has been suggested that coffee grounds make an excellent mulch or constituent of compost. Since grounds have al
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Sep 4, 2020


2020 Awards Ceremony
PRESENTATION OF 2021 ARS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS
Miniature/Miniflora RoseAward of Excellence granted to a miniature/miniflora rose...
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Sep 4, 2020


Disbudding
by Gail Trimble, from Marin Rose April 2004 Disbudding is the practice of removing undesirable buds. It is achieved by placing the bud...
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Aug 31, 2020


Fall in the Rose Garden
Usually the first thing to do in the garden in September is to enjoy it. The temperatures normally are back to a reasonable level and...
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Sep 27, 2018


2017 Rising Star Honoree: David Zlesak
Dr. Zlesak, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, has an exemplary history of supporting and promoting rose...
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Jul 25, 2018