CC的Rose修养记

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2012-08-06

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33楼阳台族养月季法文自译，如有错误请海涵

34楼四季（Rosier LES QUATRE SAIS O N S）原来她不叫粉天鹅。官网资料。

1。众里寻她千百度 8月初三棵：四季（粉天鹅）安吉拉莎2000

不知道为什么突然开始想养月季，现在的家连阳台都没有，只能窗台养。。折腾吧。。选苗选了很久，选择角度如下：不易染病>颜色>多季>勤花>花型>香味，然后就是把翌日败剔除。首先，安吉拉单花过于普通，但花墙的璀璨效果倾城倾国。其次，老园丁推荐的粉天鹅，团团簇簇，粉嫩娇柔，可惜小脸有点平。最后，莎2000，小灌木，美丽的名字，古典的气质。配红棕的书柜会很美。

圆通快递8月1日17h05收件-8月2日到达cc-8月3日上午11h收到，超级神速史无前例的从浙江到东北其实2天就到了，三株小rose的新生活也就此开始了。。。

10月底小结，四季长的太疯狂，莎两千始终不长，本来安吉拉长的很好，可惜被踩折了，第一轮算是新手的失误。

2。8月30日，第二次还是园丁家三棵，无尽夏绣球，门兹，louise odier,赠苗估计是娜荷马。。

第二次购的三棵仍须观察，但门兹很满意，其他春天看。现在选苗的标准为，颜色》高度》丰花勤花。

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1er 2012年8月3日

刚到家上盆，盆底铺陶粒（后来才知道这东西不环保），松鳞混松针土，营养土加宋玉家的牛粪和混好的底肥。

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老园丁家现在有SB2000？

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louise odier 路易斯欧迪资料

How to Grow a Louise Odier Rose By Jessica Cook, eHow Contributor

The Louise Odier rose, also known as the Bourbon rose, is a rose of French descent. It has a bright pink doubled blossom and a very pleasant fragrance, making it ideal for use in a cut flower arrangement. The Louise Odier rose is a sturdy plant that can climb or grow as a bush. Does this Spark an idea?

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1. Plant the Louise Odier rose inan area that receives full to partial sun during the day. The Louise Odier rosecan tolerate some shade, but full sun produces more stunning blooms. If youwant the rose to grow as a vine, plant it near a trellis or wall that it canclimb. Otherwise, it grows as a bush.

2. Use mulch around the roseplant, and plant it in slightly acid soil that drains well.

3. Water the rose plant regularlywhen the soil begins to dry out. The Louise Odier can grow in a partially dryclimate as well, and it only requires average water intake.

4. Prune the plants in the winter.Remove any dead or dying wood and leaves, and prune back the length of the vineby one-third its original size.

5. Watch the plant for signs ofpests or disease. Roses can be vulnerable to fungal diseases, according toLearn2Grow.com. The Love of Roses web site also notes that "powdery mildewcan also be an issue in some more wet or damp climates."