Rose Tips by Al Karsten

Rose Tips by Al Karsten

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Savvygardener.com is pleased to offer the following articles on growing roses in the Kansas City area. They are written by Al Karsten, a local Rose Consultant and Extension Master Gardener.

Date	Title (click to read article)
3/15/03	March Rose Tips
11/1/02	November Rose Tips - Winterizing Rose Beds
8/14/02	August Rose Tips
6/1/02	June Rose Tips
4/7/02	April Rose Tips
3/27/02	March - Planting Bare Root Roses
10/3/01	October - Getting Ready for Winter
7/25/01	August - Dealing With Heat, Fertilizing, Pruning
5/28/01	June Rose Tips
3/14/01	March - Getting Started On the Growing Season
10/15/00	October - Readying Roses for Winter
8/30/00	September Rose Tips
7/26/00	August Rose Tips
6/28/00	July Rose Tips - Mites, Cutter Bees, Care
5/31/00	June Rose Tips
4/14/00	The Glory of Roses
3/29/00	Planting New Rose Plants
3/15/00	Don't Prune Roses Too Early