I have a white rose plant in my garden, but it is not giving any flower....any suggestion.
Problem with white rose plant
Feb 27, 2013
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Roses should be pruned. If serious freezing is past in your area, do it now. Check a good gardening book or ask at a real nursery (not a lumber yard or hardware store) how to do it.
Get a steel spike at least 2 ft long; I use 1/4-inch rebar. Poke 4-6 holes into the soil in a circle about 1 ft around the plant. Fill the holes with bone meal or superphosphate. The phosphorus promotes flowering.
Roses also appreciate abundant nutrients beyond phosphorus. Feed well and frequently from now until about 6 weeks before frost is expected next winter.
It need natural manure.....i think.
I believe you are already sitting on a lifetime's supply.
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