Natural Rose Gardening: The Organic Guide to Growing Amazing Blooms by Rita Perwich

Rita Perwich offers organic gardening principles, showing that sprays of pesticides and fungicides, even organic ones, are not necessary in a home garden. Roses are the most popular flower in the world, yet many people are afraid to grow them, given their reputation as high-maintenance ornamentals that need constant spraying with pesticides and fungicides and frequent fertilization. According to author Rita Perwich, traditional how-to books offer misguided information that causes many aspiring gardeners to wonder why they would even want to grow roses. Natural Rose Gardening debunks these rose rules and myths. It educates gardeners on how to grow roses organically and sustainably without jeopardizing the environment, their health, or the health of their families and pets. Growing roses should and can be fun. It is not a test that requires a perfect score. This book is an important resource for readers who want to grow beautiful and healthy roses, benefit their own health and mental well-being, and stay in touch with nature and in harmony with all earth’s creatures. Among the commonsense concepts in this book: Read more