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January is a crucial time for roses in Northern California. Follow this rose-care regimen and you'll ensure the best blooms come springtime.
This page offers a guide for caring for roses on a month-to-month basis, for both Synthetic Rose Care, using most commercially-available rose care products, and for Organic Rose Care (in Southern California). Organic rose care calendar materials are by Paulette Moucher, American Rose Magazine, March 2012, pp. 31-32.
Winter is the best time to repot roses that have become rootbound. Keep garden debris cleaned up to avoid overwintering of insects and fungus. Don't forget to water at least once a week if there is no rain.
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English Roses are tolerant and healthy by nature, and will cope with wintry weather without fuss. Our advice and videos on rose care over the winter will provide you with everything you need to ensure your roses continue to thrive when the warmer weather arrives. November and December.
Some roses will continue to bloom while others enter a semi-dormant stage. December: If you live in North County, most of your roses will be dormant due to the cold weather. If you live in SLO or South County, roses may still be blooming. You can start to prune now but most people on the Central Coast wait until January. References:
4 paź 2023 · Providing excellent winter care for your roses is as simple as knowing your zone, your varieties, and providing a bit of cleanup and insulation against the cold. Give your roses a little TLC in the winter months, and you’ll be rewarded with stunning healthy plants in the spring!
