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Hardy Rose BushesRoses are naturally deep-rooted plants which is both good and bad.
Good - because rose flowers and leaves can stay looking fresh, firm, and green during the summer heat when other plants have started to wilt.
Bad - because since they look okay, gardeners tend to forget to water them!
Give roses regular water during hot weather or you may see impaired growth, smaller flowers, and even an early end to flowering all together.
For best performance and healthier plants, always water your rose bushes regularly during hot summer weather.
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July - August 2010 Issue at a Glance:
- Feature Article - The summer heat means it's time to water lawns, so we reviewed the best and worst lawn sprinklers to water your grass with. Plus we give 5 valuable water conserving tips in our: Summer Lawn Sprinkler Review
- Gardening Tip - Are your strawberries sour instead of sweet? We'll tell you why this happens, and give you 7 tips to fix the problem in: 7 Tips To Fix Sour Strawberries
- Gardening Design Ideas - Having a garden gazebo in your yard gives you a quick, private getaway from the household noise and activity - you can read a book, take a nap, or have outdoor meals. We'll show you how to Use Gazebos and Garden Pavilions in Landscape Design
- Diseases & Pests - Colorado Potato Beetles chew not only on potato plants, but can also ruin tomato and eggplants' foliage and fruit. To make matters worse, potato beetles have an extremely high resistance to insecticides. Learn how to Control Colorado Potato Beetle Organically
- Question & Answer - 4 All New Question and Answer
- Weekly Gardening Idea Blog - Have you ever used tomato cages to get your tomato plants off the ground, but then the tomato cages started slowly sagging to the ground from the plant's mass and wound up on the ground anyway? This week we show you a simple trick that will stop this problem. Stake Tomato Cages For Better Results
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