I have a rose bush that's about 10 years old... for the first couple of years the bush did really well... but after that moles had dug around the roots and REALLY stunted the bush. I lost most of the bush because of that and it was very slow at recovering. This year it looks like it'll be growing out again. There is no old woody growth, it's all new stuff... I was wondering, should I trim the new growth back before the summer to make it bushier, and should I let it bloom this year?
what does regular bases means?i mean how often i should fertilize the roses?once a week or once in 2 weeks?please let me know
thanks
lionking1926 8 months ago
spikes!
miasmablk 10 months ago
Stan,
Thanks for the info. My roses are beautiful this year and I added one to boot. Again, thanks.
2Bibleppl 1 year ago
I have a rose bush that's about 10 years old... for the first couple of years the bush did really well... but after that moles had dug around the roots and REALLY stunted the bush. I lost most of the bush because of that and it was very slow at recovering. This year it looks like it'll be growing out again. There is no old woody growth, it's all new stuff... I was wondering, should I trim the new growth back before the summer to make it bushier, and should I let it bloom this year?
tedescucci 2 years ago