Feeding roses
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Feeding roses
It's September. September has the letter 'r' in it. I have 2 buckets of sudden impact. Should I be feeding my roses now? I have never been big on feeding them, especially since the bloated piggy doggies ate all the blood and bone I put out one year. Will the dogs eat sudden impact?
Cheers, Jan
Cheers, Jan
siri- Cosmic Traveller!
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Re: Feeding roses
yes it would not hurt now, but not any new roses, have to wait 12 months for new bare rooted roses ect....
The Estate- Cosmic Traveller!
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Re: Feeding roses
Thanks Thee - I would have gone and fed them all, and there are a lot of new ones. Will just do the established ones. Now what about the ones I lifted and shifted? They are growing well now. Should I treat them the same as the bought bare rooted ones, given that they came out of the ground and went straight back in less than an hour later? The roots were trimmed back though.
Cheers, Jan
Cheers, Jan
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Re: Feeding roses
I would wait till the Nov. feed, a good drink of seasol is good though
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