Workshop: Spring Rose Care Basics: Saturday March 10th

Do you wonder what should be done to ensure a bountiful bloom on your roses this spring?

Are you interested in growing roses but don’t know where to start.

Well, the upcoming Rose Care Basics Workshop is for you. On Saturday, March 10th 2018, from 9AM to 12PM, UF / IFAS Extension Washington County will be providing a rose gardening workshop for gardeners across the Panhandle.

Many roses are hard to grow in the Florida Panhandle without investing considerable time and energy into spraying for insect and disease problems. This workshop will teach attendees how to select and sustainably grow roses adapted to the hot-humid conditions of the Southern Gulf Coast. There will be opportunities for outdoor learning and hands-on activities.

You Will Learn
  • How to use dormant sprays
  • Prune and fertilize your roses to get them ready for the spring bloom !!
  • Fertilization to maximize bloom production and minimize waste
  • Irrigation Techniques to reduce overall water use and disease problems
  • Cultivar selection to reduce disease incidence
Where: Washington County Agriculture Center
1424 Jackson Ave, Chipley FL 32428
When: Saturday March 10th 9:00am-12:00pm
Cost: $5.00. Refreshments Served

Pre Registration required for count: Contact Nikki or Cynthia at 850-638-6180 or email Matthew Orwat at mjorwat@ufl.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted: February 13, 2018


Category: Florida-Friendly Landscaping, HOME LANDSCAPES, Pests & Disease
Tags: IPM, Rose Gardening


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