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MY ACCOUNT PRODUCTS ABOUT US SERVICES CAREERS CONTACT US MONTHLY GUIDE FOR CARING FOR YOUR ROSES Use this calendar as a guide for caring for your roses throughout the year. Follow these guidelines and enjoy your gorgeous roses. PRUNING CALENDAR Why we prune: Stimulate vigorous new growth Replace old weak growth Permits good air circulation New growth is what bears flowers January – February Remove 1/3-1/2 of growth Growing Season Pruning: Cut flowers Groom Deadhead Cut to a 5-leaflet leaf July – August Remove 1/3 of growth to generate growth for fall flowers PEST & DISEASE CONTROL December – February Apply dormant spray: horticultural oil & copper Clean up all debris, leaves & prunings April & Beyond Aphids: Use lady beetles and other predaceous insects Jet of water Horticultural oil Neem oil Mildew & Fungus: Horticultural Oil Monterey Complete Disease Control Neem oil Dry foliage after 12 noon Keep debris cleaned up FERTILIZE February – March Be gentle. Organic, dry, slow release fertilizers such as Down To Earth or liquid such as Max Sea Moderate feeding is better to support growth and flowers Fast, lush, soft growth can be more susceptible to disease and insects Switch to bloom formulas or feed after each bloom cycle Alfalfa Meal or Pellets: Use throughout season to stimulate basal breaks, cane growth and more flowers Stop feeding September – early October WATER Growing Season: Once rains have stopped, irrigation should be deep and regular Keep leaves dry after 12 noon 5 gallons per week per rose, or wet to 16”-18” Benefits of Mulch: Water retention Keep soil cool Weed suppression Encourage earthworm & microbes for crumbly soil More oxygen in soil and better drainage STORE INFORMATION CURRENT STORE HOURS GET DIRECTIONS > LOCATIONS WEEKLY ADS CAREERS BLOG & EVENTS HELPING YOU GO FURTHER FASTER SIGN UP STORE POLICIES & RETURNS A Shopping Experience Designed for Safety - Learn More > With Locations in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Sonoma and Ukiah, Friedman’s Home Improvement proudly serves all of Northern California, including: Bodega Bay • Boonville • Calistoga • Cazadero • Fort Bragg • Guerneville • Healdsburg • Lakeport • Middletown • Rohnert Park • Sea Ranch • Sebastopol • St. Helena • Windsor Privacy Policy | Terms of Use © 2021 Friedman's Home Improvement. All Rights Reserved.