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The Roses are Starting to bloom.

12 years ago

Just afew starting up but soon there will be blooms everywhere.

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Bee Bop

Cherry Sunblaze

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canadian_rose
12 years ago
Wow that's beautiful and interesting. I've never seen a bush shot of Bebop. It looks fantastic!! The blooms really stand out.

Cherry Sunblaze is just loaded with blooms! Stunning!!

Carol
hosenemesis
12 years ago
Great shape to your rose bushes. You really know how to prune them.
Renee
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newyorkrita
Original Author
12 years ago
I prune them heavily first thing in the spring. That lets me shape Be-Bop to conform with the rounded theame of those stagged rose planter terraces. I love Be-Bop there, I think it is in the perfect place for my yard.

Some more rose pictures-

Patio view.

Plum Frost

Black Cherry
ramblinrosez7b
12 years ago
Hi Rita, they all look wonderful and so healthy. What do you fertilize with?
newyorkrita
Original Author
12 years ago
I use Rose Tone on them first thing in the spring and I throw out alfalfa pellets. I use Neptunes Liquid Seaweed Fertilizer mixed in with the fungicide spraying every two weeks. I must say they look especially great this year.

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