I think there roses, a tree rose. There beautful, with such dark leave, which leave me to think that maybe there not roses. could you please help me with the name of this plant. It's a lovely garden.
Yes, you're correct, they are a super hot pink rose standard. My mother always added a bit of Epsom salts to the base of her roses to get the leaves nice and dark...
According to the National Gardening Association:
Many rosarians agree that Epsom salts-treated planats produce more new canes at the bottom of the plant (bottom breaks) and darker green foliage. Recommendations on how much to use vary, but generally you can apply 1/2 cup of granules in spring before buds first begin to open and 1/2 cup in fall before leaves drop. Apply a foliar spray (1 tablespoon per gallon of water per foot of shrub height) after the leaves open in spring and again at flowering.
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