UPDATE-What can I add to the soil to produce "stronger" roses?
 

Wow, am I tired!
I took everybodys advice and moved all 5 roses to a location that has sun
ALL day. I hope after they recover from the move, that they will start to
produce better leaves and roses.

Thanks again for everybodys help,
Emil

"Emil" wrote in message
...
Hi guys,

The roses in my front yard don't look that great. My Lovers Lane (planted
last year) is especially bad. It barely has any branches that are more
than
4 inches. I know that one problem is the minimum sun they recieve. See,
not
being in denial is a good thing. :-)

So, what can I add to the soil on those roses, and on all the roses I
have.
I see Home Depot has some nitrogen I can add, how about that stuff? I use
mostly Supersoil or GroMulch (the yellow bags).

Emil
Zones 9-10

UPDATE-What can I add to the soil to produce "stronger" roses?
 

On Mon, 7 Apr 2003 18:30:53 -0700, "Emil" wrote:

Wow, am I tired!
I took everybodys advice and moved all 5 roses to a location that has sun
ALL day.

Emil! How incredibly sweet. You are a good Rose Papa. That was a lot
of work!


I hope after they recover from the move, that they will start to
produce better leaves and roses.

They really will--you will be glad you moved them. Now you get to
pamper yourself because you worked so hard. Good job!

Thanks again for everybodys help,
Emil

"Emil" wrote in message
...
Hi guys,

The roses in my front yard don't look that great. My Lovers Lane (planted
last year) is especially bad. It barely has any branches that are more
than
4 inches. I know that one problem is the minimum sun they recieve. See,
not
being in denial is a good thing. :-)

So, what can I add to the soil on those roses, and on all the roses I
have.
I see Home Depot has some nitrogen I can add, how about that stuff? I use
mostly Supersoil or GroMulch (the yellow bags).

Emil
Zones 9-10