Roses are the most popular plant in North American gardens, yet many cold-climate gardeners have trouble overwintering roses than any other flower. Through a decade of trail and error at his nursey in Canada, Douglas Green has developed a totally new method of growing roses, one that guaranteed to revolutionize this popular hobby, making it a rewarding pleasure, not a frustrating chore. Where all previous rose guides have been based on methods developed by 18th- and 19th-century European gardeners, Green has discovered made-in-theNorth techniques that allow almost any rose to grow without hilling or winter protection of any kind. They blossom year after year, disease- and pest-free, without recourse to inorganic chemicals.
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I grow roses with no winter protection and no losses
I grow all my roses, including tender teas, with no winter protection and no losses. It is fairly simple if you focus on BOTH the new planting techniques AND the feeding. Do both and any rose will survive in almost any climate. Ignore either and success drops. The techniques are simple and have been refined in our Canadian garden for the past ten years.
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