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Malene, let Romanticism Blossom I was born in 1978 and grew up in the way (in south jutland). I am married to Jacob, and I have Camilla and Simone from my first marriage. In addition, counts the family dog Molly and the cat Felix. I have tried their hand at some exciting jobs, but today unfortunately I retired early because I am chronically ill with ME / CFS. I prioritize my energy on quality of life and on my family, and I use the garden as both rehabilitation and to be meditative and creative in. In addition, I am active in the rose circle Haderslev / Aabenraa. I have also started to study my family urban barn a little urban barn bit. View my complete profile
I went with Tim Skovrup who had been so kind to ask if I wanted to. Once again thank you for Tim. I'm just so glad you wanted urban barn to. And I asked Lisa from the flower hat, if she had the time and inclination, urban barn so we could meet there. She had not really, but she happily urban barn turned on, so it was really nice to been there all 3 J
"They say life is not a bed of roses, but life WITH roses, it's really something else. They are our passion, our lifeblood. One might almost say we have a dance with the roses when we circle urban barn them with the proper care and acknowledge with great beauty and lots of flowers. One is perhaps not rich in money, when you are passionate praise love but roses can make us feel very rich beyond all their opulence. " Something like Ernst Jensen started his lecture. Ernst Jensen
The lecture is based on the book, "a life of roses," as Ernst Jensen was encouraged to write by Claus Dalby, after he made six years had written about roses need of care in terms of the proper planting, fertilizing and pruning. The book was published in spring 2009 and already in the autumn was out of print. Many people went in vain, either because they would buy the book for themselves, or because they would welcome a rose love with the book for Christmas. Fortunately, the book has since been reprinted. Ernst Jensen also had the book to the lecture, so you could buy the same evening, urban barn and also be able to buy his plastic opbindingssnore which is soft and elastic, and does not harm the roses such as nylon cord can do. Rose Constance Spry.
We are now in mid-September, and the rain, wind and temperature, reminds us that summer is now over and we go a long, cold and dark times ahead. Fortunately, urban barn Ernst and his wife Birthe taken many lovely photos of their roses and their garden at all, and we started to see a long cavalcade of beautiful, beautiful pictures peppered with meditative classical music ........ for a long time. I was really quite blissful and dreamy and totally Remove any stress. Very nice J
When you buy barrodsroser either at the nursery or online, the first thing you need to do to put them to soak overnight in a tub of water. The next day we prune the roots, so they have white tips on all the roots. If you have really good topsoil can plant roses directly into it, but if you have sandy and poor soil, you have to mix granulated clay, feathers from an old pillow / blanket, 1/3 rose soil, 1/3 of composted cow manure and 1/3 garden soil. Never pour fresh compost or manure into the planting urban barn hole! Rosen planted with the graft 5-7 cm below the soil surface. If you plant in the fall, which of course is the best, it's a good idea to hoe some extra land up on the rose, cover with dry leaves, and then sprigs urban barn of spruce, urban barn to keep the leaves in place. In the spring, remove the spruce branches and "mole shot" is distributed in the bed. The same also with the roses are already established in the garden. Remember the earth is "tired" if there has been roses same place before. If you want roses again the same place, you can either dig away soil, and replace the soil with new soil, as described above. Otherwise, you can plant marigolds and wait to plant roses season. When taken prices has faded, dug down into the earth where they continue to improve the soil.
Watering: When you plant new roses, it's a good idea to dig a 40-50 cm long drainage pipe simultaneously, so you can water the rose roots in depth. urban barn It's the depth we want to have the rose to put his roots, so it also can do when one day we were taken a week on vacation, where there is also heatwave at home in the garden. For already established urban barn roses can still get to use Ernst Jensen trick with the drainage tube by gently dig a hole for it with a hand shovel. Roses are thirsty plants. urban barn People sometimes say "we tend not to water our roses," no, but usually is dead, and it makes your roses too, if you do not water them! Remember the old saying "spot of watering is nonsense watering"! It is