"No-Fuss Roses: More Enjoyment, Less Work" (AnswerGirls $1) Makes Selecting Easy-Care Plants Simple

Online, July 27, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Late summer and fall are not good seasons to buy and plant roses. Roses need to adjust to their surroundings. In many parts of the country there's too little time between the searing heat of August and the freezing temperatures of October or November. And that "window" doesn't give roses a chance for success.

However, now is a great time to visualize next season's rose border, and to take the steps to make it happen. This is the season to look at roses while still in bloom, talk to other gardeners, and draw up the plans for an easy-care garden.

The AnswerGirls have a new down-loadable buck-let, "No-Fuss Roses: More Enjoyment, Less Work" that will help you to choose and care for easy-care roses. It is available exclusively from www.AnswerGirls.com. Here's a tip from the author on getting started:

"The first step begins at the planning stage. The first No-Fuss Rule is to choose roses that are likely to give the least amount of trouble from both disease and insects. And that choice must be based on your garden particulars. Don't assume that growing conditions in your yard are the same as those in your friend's garden 50 miles away, even if the climate feels somewhat similar."

This indispensable booklet is packed with advice, including tips on choosing the right roses for a garden, knowing what questions to ask, planting instructions, suggestions for rose varieties that are easy-care, and tips for disease and insect treatment.

To learn more about how to make roses light on the bother and heavy on pure delight, download "No-Fuss Roses: More Enjoyment, Less Work" at www.AnswerGirls.com/garden1.html.