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Fri, Apr 16, 10 at 8:06
| I use milorganite with great success on my daylilies. Could any of you tell me if this would be ok to use on rose and clematis. I am new here and really looking forward to learning from you all. Thanks |
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| I've never used it as a fertilizer for my plants, but I read that it is a good deer repellent. I bought a bag of it yesterday. I will try to use it to deter deer and rabbits. Since it is a Nitrogen fertilizer, it will promote a green growth, but not root development and/or blooming. I would not use it as a fertilizer for Clematis and roses. Most of us use rose or tomato fertilizers (Rose-tone and Tomato-tone organic are my favorite) and alfalfa meal. Alfalfa meal and pellets are great for roses and daylilies too. |
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