Feeding And Thinking Of Companion Plants for Disneyland Roses
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The journey this year with our three Disneyland Roses has been all about paying just.a.little.bit of attention to them. Or at least MORE than I have ever done in years past. It started with mulching them in to overwinter this past Winter. Then, I transplanted the first one from the backyard to the southside bed before it broke dormancy . I also decided to feed these roses - for the first time. I used a bag of Jobe's Organics Knock-out Rose granular food and started the first feeding in late April ( posted in early May ). Then, gave them a second feeding one month later - in late May ( posted here in late June, despite the feeding being in late May ). Today, I'm posting in early July, but sharing a photo I took of the bag of rose fertilizer that I used in late June. This was the third and final rose feeding of the season. Late April, Late May, Late June. When I was out there feeding the three roses - which have bloomed and are getting reset to have a flush of flow