Watering roses may seem straightforward, but in Utah’s dry climate, it’s one of the most critical aspects of rose care. The goal is to deliver deep, consistent moisture to support strong root systems—without overdoing it and causing rot or stress. The Golden Rule: Deep and Infrequent Roses thrive with deep watering that reaches the root…
Although not technically a nutrient deficiency, heat and moisture stress can produce symptoms that closely resemble those caused by imbalances in essential nutrients. For that reason, it’s helpful to understand and recognize these environmental stressors. Symptoms vary depending on the intensity and duration of stress. One common issue arises when soils dry out, causing salts…
A rose requires a balanced supply of 16 essential nutrients to thrive. Too much or too little of any one can result in visible symptoms and hinder plant health. Many of these imbalances can be diagnosed through visual cues, often aided by color photographs or diagnostic charts. While there are dozens of possible nutrient-related issues—including…
