Book with JGS to have your roses pruned
To all our customers and friends and family, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We close on December 20th at close of business and we will be back caring for your roses on the 7th January 2025.
All the best, John Kelly and JSG Group AU.
JGS Roses
All about roses with by JGS Group AU
JGS Group AU can help you with your roses by providing the following services:
- Rose pruning
- Planting roses
- Treating roses for diseases and pests
Follow our blog for more information on roses, pruning, diseases and pests and more!
Caring for your roses all year round!
Your roses need care all year round!
JGS Roses cares about your roses and we will do everything we possibly can to care for your roses when we visit.
We will check the soil, check to see if they are getting enough water and make sure they aren’t being over watered. We check for bugs and diseases and if they are hungry for food, we will feed them.
Tidying them up, giving them a light prune when needed will help with their growth.
JGS Roses offers care packages and if you need to know more call John on 0409 701 251. Or click on the button below and sign up for our monthly rose care plans.
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