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Daniel said, but remove any submerged foliage.
Cut roses usually come with a package of nutrients, and you should add that right away, he said. As time goes on, be sure to maintain the water level at its original height.
And when you pick a place to set your roses, pick a spot away from drafts, heat ind sunlight, Mr. McDaniel suggests.
What if you’ve done all these things, and your roses start looking like weeping willows?
Even well-cared-for roses can suffer from bent neck, Mr. McDaniel said.
“Bent neck is a common problem,” he said. “It’s w'here the head falls over, and it comes from an inability of the water to get to the top sector of the stem. 'K1 can’t1 ne&lly be explained or prevented.” m
Rescue measures are possible, however.
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