Favorite flowers of John Paul II. Homemade fertilizer that will turn your garden into an elegant space
For many people, white roses are much prettier than classic, red. They are associated with elegance, innocence and modesty. In our culture, white rose means respect and care. There are many varieties of multi -flower roses that can be grown in the garden. The most popular are the Xenia discount rose, the large -flowered rose Anggun, Adélaïde d’Orléans and Artemis. Róża John Paul II is particularly popular in Poland. This is a special variety produced in homage to the Polish Pope. Róża John Paul II is a white large -flowered rose, which was bred by the American breeder Sean McGredy IV and introduced to the market in 2006. It is characterized by large, full flowers of purely white color and a strong lemon fragrance. The flowers are embedded on long, strong shoots, which makes this variety ideal for cut flower. Shrubs ‘John Paul II’ are usually high and well -shaped, and their leaves are dark green and shiny, which further emphasizes the beauty of white flowers. You can buy Róża John Paul II in virtually every gardening store, and its price is about PLN 40 for the seedling.
To make the flowers of rose shrubs large and dense do not forget about regular fertilization!
Multi -floweries are not only ecological, but also effective and economical. One of the popular solutions is the use of coffee coffee grounds. They are rich in nitrogen, which is necessary for proper growth and development of plants. Coffee coffee grounds can be scattered directly under rose bushes, and then gently mixed with the soil. Another method is to prepare a solution from coffee grounds, pouring them with water and putting them down for a few days, and then watering the roses. It is important not to overdo the amount of coffee grounds, because too much dose can acidify the soil, which is not beneficial for all varieties of roses. In addition, you can use wood ash, which is a source of potassium and phosphorus, necessary for abundant flowering.
Another home method of fertilizing roses is to use. They contain a lot of potassium, which affects the intensity of flowering and plant resistance to diseases. Banana skins can be buried around rose bushes, where they will gradually break down and release nutrients. You can also prepare the solution, pouring the skin with water and putting off for a few days, and then water it with roses. Remember that home fertilizers work slower than mineral fertilizers, so use them regularly to provide roses with constant access to nutrients.
