Celebrating Valentine’s Day with roses for a romantic garden
A BETTER way to mark Valentine’s Day is to focus on creating a romantic garden with roses. price for the prized blooms.
However, with special care and planning,wecangrowsome roses here. The main factor is to choose the right variety to suit our hot temperaturesand heavy rainfall.
Rosa rugosa is native to eastern Asia and has swe e t ly scented flowers. It is resistant to black spot and requires less maintenance.
For our tropical weather, it is best to stick with easy to grow varieties such as mini roses. You can still select romantic colours such as red, pink and purples. We also need to buy top quality planting materials. whole growing season.
Youshouldalsoaddaflowering component such as phosphorus to boost the plant’s flowering ability. Once established, the plants will need to be fertilised and watered regularly.
Do note that watering over the leaves will promote fungal diseases. It is better just to water the soil.
Plants also need to be pruned lightly at appropriate times.
Roses need plenty of attention to ensure that pests and diseases are kept at bay. Use a black spot and insect killer if necessary. festival?
Today it is celebrated around the world. In China, the trend has also caught on. Kenya has been a major flower supplier for China. Even in Myanmar, young people are also beginning to celebrate Valentine’s Day too. Many young people order roses in different colours for romantic arrangements.
In Japan, Feb 14 is set aside for women to present gifts to the men in their lives. This could be friends, bosses, colleagues or close male friends as well as boyfriends, husbands and special ones. On March 14, men will present white chocolates or flowers, candles and gifts to women on White Day. Just some interesting trivia to consider on Valentine’s Day.
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