First of all, the most commonly used rose in the garden is the rose, and its physiological characteristics are basically the same as those of the rose.

Roses grown indoors can bloom almost all year round, so on Valentine's Day, everyone can buy roses on Valentine's Day. Currently, there are tens of thousands of different rose species. At present, there are hundreds of known rose varieties, so most of the new varieties are genetically improved from different rose varieties. Flowers in the garden do not have enough time to grow and are not likely to give the best results. According to its growth form, it can be divided into two categories: vines and shrubs.

vine roses:

a. A creeping vine, with slender branches, up to 5 meters in height, mostly in one season, mainly used for large arches.

b. The vine, the branches are slightly thicker, and it is not suitable for small arches.

c. Vines, which can be climbed, are the best plants in the modern rose garden. They can grow from the roots to the top as long as they are properly trimmed, and each plant is 2.5 meters high.

Shrub roses:

a. Large shrubs (some can be pruned into shrubs), up to 100-150 cm in height. Can be trimmed into balls, each blooming up to a thousand.

b. Medium dwarf shrub, medium size, can also be trimmed into spherical shape, usually 60-80 cm in size, with strong flowering ability. Rose gardens are suitable for growing in groups.

c. Medium shrubs/small shrubs, medium in size, can be pruned into a spherical shape, usually 40-60 cm tall, with strong flowering ability.

How can I plant Chinese roses?

Chinese roses like sunlight, are cold and drought tolerant. Not very demanding on soil, but will grow better in rich, well-drained neutral or slightly acidic sandy loam. Roses are vigorous and easy to manage. Cover the roots with a small amount of human and animal urine in spring, water them in time in summer, and fertilize near the roots in autumn. The propagation method mostly adopts the ramet method, which is generally carried out before flowering in March or after falling leaves in autumn. It can also adopt the method of layering or grafting, and use roses or roses as rootstocks. Cuttings have a lower survival rate and are only used in rare cases.

Chinese rose planting tips:

Planting skills 1. Choose soil preparation, dry soil, loose soil, good drainage of the soil, more sunshine, dry soil, and strong soil fertility. Apply 3000 kg/667 square meters of soil compost, plough the soil 20 to 30 cm deep, and then level it into a furrow.

Planting skills 2. When transplanting, the row spacing is 1.5~2 meters, and the row spacing is 0.6~0.8 m, depth 15~25cm; hole diameter 30~40cm, plan to loosen the bottom, and cover with appropriate fertilizer.

Planting skills three, the timing of watering. It is suitable to be carried out after the leaves fall in early winter or before germination in early spring.

Planting skills four, fertilization and irrigation. Due to the low amount of soil in pots, fertilizer and moisture requirements are also high. ①It is generally easy to use and hygienic compound fertilizer. Since compound fertilizer contains various elements, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are well mixed, so that each plant and tree can get the best nutrition.

Principles of potted rose planting:

1. Use unglazed ceramic pots.

2. Regarding the selection of Chinese rose seedlings, the novice should choose the big seedling, which is not easy to fail, so it is recommended that the novice "big seedling".

3. After sowing, strictly follow the principle of "no drying, but no watering", and ensure that it has enough light.