BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS ON YOUR ROSES
04 June 2010
If you love your roses then the words aphids, rust, blackspot and mildew will send a shiver down your spine or have you searching in the shed for a cure. As spring arrives so do these dreaded plagues, which in severe attacks can leave plants leafless by mid summer. Now that roses have just produced their new foliage, it’s the perfect time to put away your worries and reach for some advanced rose care solutions.
Multirose Bug Killer is more than a match for pesky aphids, also known as greenfly and blackfly. The fast knockdown action ensures bugs are stopped in their tracks followed by a very useful 6 – 8 weeks of long lasting protection against further attacks. Multirose Bug Killer deals with all the usual rose pests like sawfly, caterpillars and whitefly. Spray at the first signs of pests and only repeat if necessary.
The spores of rose diseases are hanging around the soil and on rose stems just waiting to infect the new foliage. The ideal way to combat problems is to use a fungicide that is absorbed into the leaves (known as systemic) to protect the plant from the inside. Any fungal spores that are then splashed or blown on leaves can’t grow and develop. Start spraying as soon as the new foliage appears and repeat fortnightly for maximum protection. Multirose Concentrate 3 in1 is the ideal rose protection. The concentrated formula and easy to use packaging means a little goes a long way. The 3 in1 action combats all the major rose diseases as well as greenfly and other bugs and contains leafshine, leaving your roses gleaming with health.
As the well known saying goes the early bird catches the worm, or in this case the early gardener catches the rose problems. A little timely rose protection goes a long way to encourage strong healthy growth and long lasting displays. Thankfully it has never been easier than with the range of the latest advanced products available.
Multirose Bug Killer and Multirose Concentrate are available from all good garden centres. For details contact the Bayer Garden Helpline on 0845 3454100 or email gardening.advisor@bayergarden.co.uk.
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