A Journey to Healing, Growths & Transformation through Rose Gardening
Learn to grow roses without insecticide, fungicide or harmful chemicals
Explore a holistic way to roses
Are you looking to:
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Minimize chemical exposure due to chronic health conditions / concerns
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Grow roses with other edibles without having to worry about pesticide or chemicals
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Explore a sustainable approach to gardening. You feel burnt out from the mundane routine pest and disease management
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Want a lower-maintenance method due to busy schedules/life, and you want a healthy, thriving rose garden that can fight off pests and diseases on their own
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Or simply being curious as to what other method is available
The JOYFUL Way
Roses have been known as high maintenance, finicky, full of diseases and pests, and seem impossible to grow in the hot and humid climate.
After 5 years of being told it's impossible, experimenting in my own backyard in SE Houston, going against the odds, losing a handful of roses along my experiment, it's wholeheartedly POSSIBLE to grow roses while adjusting to what Mother Nature throws at your garden.
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From the Garden
Hello, thank you for visiting this little blog of mine. Like you, I love roses and dream of having a lot of flowers in my backyard to enjoy. I live in Southeast Houston, Texas 77573 where it's HOT and humid (not very far away from the gulf).
This space is where me and occassionally my rose loving friends from our FB group will be sharing about gorwing roses in Houston. We are not experts by any mean, we are gardeners just like you who love roses and learn as we grow.
You'll hear about how each rose performs (in my no-spray yard) with very specific details/review, what made me decide not to spray in a high blackspot/disease /pest pressure, what to expect if you're interested in this approach, my trials/errors/discoveries during this journey and much more.
However you decide to care for your yard (to spray or not spray)
is entirely up to you. Every decision will be respected.
"Your garden is yours to enjoy."
Happy Growing,
Tat of RosesInHouston
