Learn how to keep your roses blooming all summer long with these 4 easy tips! From deadheading to proper watering, these gardening techniques will ensure your roses stay beautiful and vibrant throughout the season. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their garden and keep their roses healthy and thriving.

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What about newly planted roses? Do they need the same treatment?
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Is there anything besides copper spray? It is toxic.
Thank you! My Tequila Gold kept getting black spot. I was watering wrong, too.
When u cut spent blooms be sure to cut just above the 5 leaves not the 3 leaves
Man I had tie-die Rose's growing through Northern California winters. Find strong strains, or not. This shift is BS.
How to take care for mini succulents? Please make a video. Thanks.
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I have a Mr. Lincoln Rose for over 25 years but it struggles in the summer. Any other tips? Thank you! Simple and great information.
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Instead of commercial fertilizer use compost every 6 weeks during the blooming season. It works much better than just about any commercial fertilizer.
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