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Feeding clematis
Sorry if this has been asked a million times... How often are you
supposed to feed your clematis plants, and what would the best food be. So far I have been using 5-9-8 'So-Green' vine & clematis food. Thanks, Luca |
Feeding clematis
On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 11:48:14 -0700, Julie wrote:
Pam - gardengal wrote: Personally, I fertilize about now (I use an organic rose fertilizer) I do the same thing. I fertilize my roses and clematis at the same time, in spring and again in late summer, using rose fertilizer. I googled for organic rose fertilizer and found mostly references to various mixes of: - bone meal - blood meal - composted manure (of different types) Is there a commercial product that you can recommend? Luca |
Feeding clematis
Sticking my big nose in, I like Rosetone, by Espoma, very much.
Dave "me" me@home wrote in message ... On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 11:48:14 -0700, Julie wrote: Pam - gardengal wrote: Personally, I fertilize about now (I use an organic rose fertilizer) I do the same thing. I fertilize my roses and clematis at the same time, in spring and again in late summer, using rose fertilizer. I googled for organic rose fertilizer and found mostly references to various mixes of: - bone meal - blood meal - composted manure (of different types) Is there a commercial product that you can recommend? Luca |
Feeding clematis
On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 23:52:24 GMT, "David J Bockman"
wrote: Sticking my big nose in, I like Rosetone, by Espoma, very much. Dave Thanks for your suggestion, but it looks like Espoma products are just not available in Canada (I live in the Vancouver area). Funny how a company in 2004 can still happily overlook a ~30 million people market, not even one hit on their website... I guess that the word recession means nothing to the organic fertilizer industry. :-) Any alternatives? Luca |
Feeding clematis
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Feeding clematis
"David J Bockman" expounded:
Sticking my big nose in, I like Rosetone, by Espoma, very much. Here's an obnoxious 'me too' post for Espoma products. -- Ann, Gardening in zone 6a Just south of Boston, MA ******************************** |
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