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Rose feeding
darrencnel
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Hi all, I am hoping to get some time specific advice around rose feeding.
Things have been very mild in Surrey and after finishing my annual prune, so many of my roses are showing new growth that is now about 2 inches long. Should feeding start earlier under such circumstances or should I be waiting? Will feeding to early cause damage of any sort
Many thanks in advance
Things have been very mild in Surrey and after finishing my annual prune, so many of my roses are showing new growth that is now about 2 inches long. Should feeding start earlier under such circumstances or should I be waiting? Will feeding to early cause damage of any sort
Many thanks in advance
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Feeding them too early can cause the tender new shoots to start growing which may then get nipped by frost
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