Most of the people think that plating roses is difficult, but actually is pretty easy, if you have someone to give you the right information about these beautiful flowers and show you in easy steps how to plant them in your own back yard.

    1. The best thing to do first is searching information about the best rose type that fits your climate. A florist might help you doing that or you can ask for help at the gardening center from your town.

    2. When choosing the surface for the roses in your garden, you have to take into consideration that roses love lighten up spaces (even in the morning). Roses need minimum 6 hours sunlight a day in order to spring up in good order.

    3. Roses need pretty much water, so when you chose the soil for the roses, take that into consideration. The best soil for these flowers is the one that has a PH level where the total amount of the acid is between 5.50 and 7.0.

    4. To improve the life of the roses, natural fertilizers and lime are very good to supply nutrients to roots.

    5. Roses need a lot of attention in the first 3 or 4 weeks after planting: roses need water and food in order not to get sick.

    6. Four weeks later after planting, you ought to begin immersing the seed plot every 2 weeks and it is the best, if you do that in the morning.

    7. Later on (approximately after 3 months), the soil, where the roses have been planted, has to be fertilized to keep the tiny roses alive and healthy. 3-6 inches of mulch will help you to keep the soil at the wished temperature, wetness and it also stops the growing of the weeds.

    8. The best period of year to plant roses is spring.

    9. Roses need space and air to grow properly. If the rose is planted in a closed area that is not well circulated with air, they will dye out.

   10. To protect roses from fungal diseases, think about hollowing a twice bigger hole than the space the rose will fill; in this way, the plant will have enough space to develop.