Insects
Diseases
Anatomy
Types of roses
Macro Plant nutrients
100

They leave half moon cuts on leaves

Leaf Cutter Bees

100

A fungus that leaves a white powdery substance on the rose plant. It requires cool, damp nights and warm sunny days to develop.

Powdery Mildew

100

What is the green leaf-like structure located at the base of a flower that protects the unopened bud

Sepals

100

The most popular rose usually grows with tall canes and single blooms

Hybrid tea

100

Stimulates strong canes and good blooms. Is letter "N" on fertilizer bags.

Nitrogen

200

They create a hole in the center of the cane

Cane Bores

200

This is a bacterial disease that is a tumor like growth that is often near pruning cuts or the base of the rose

Crown Gall

200

Usually green and a flattened appendage of a rose stem that specializes in Photosynthesis

Leaf

200

Smaller size bushes than hybrid teas that are usually in sprays but can be single blooms grow about 3 to 4 ft tall

Floribundas

200

Promotes root growth and bloom color. Is "K" on fertilizer bags

Potassium

300

The most common of all insects. Usually the first insect in the garden each year.

Aphids

300

A fungal pathogen that leaves dark spots on leaves, needs warm, wet weather to develop

Black Spot

300

What is the male reproductive organ of a rose

Stamens

300

Can be single blooms or sprays and are taller bushes then hybrid teas but not climbers

Grandifloras

300

Promotes root growth and big blooms. Is "P" on the fertilizer bag

Phosphorus

400

The suck the juice out of the rose bloom before it opens leaving the edge of the petal brown.

Flower thrips

400

A virus that causes mottled leaves, line patterns, spots, and leaf curl. It results in fewer blooms and short stems. Very rarely found in maricopa county.

Rose Mosaic Virus

400

What is the female reproductive organ of a rose

Pistil

400

Smaller plants that the blooms are one quarter inch to about 2 inches in diameter

Minatures

400

What two chemicals promotes sturdier plants and promotes chlorophyll formation for greener foliage

Calcium and Magnesium

500

Not a true insect but they feed on the leaves and can sometimes leave a web

Spider Mites

500

Disease that occurs under moist cloudy spring conditions. Young leaves, stems and flowers may manifest purple to red or brown irregular spots

Downy Mildew

500

A modified leaf the surrounds the reproductive parts of a rose giving the rose its shape and color

Flower Petals

500

What class of roses are Austin roses 

Shrub

500

What chemical is used in Maricopa County to lower PH

Sulfur