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How to Rescue a Rose 1: Prune. If your roses have gotten tall and leggy, and theyre not putting out many blooms, give them a boost by cutting them back by half. 2: Water. 3: Fertilize. 4: Deter bugs. 5: Defeat or avoid diseases. 6: Do some housekeeping.
Plant your roses in a sunny location with good drainage. Fertilize them regularly for impressive flowers. Water them evenly to keep the soil moist. Prune established rose bushes in early spring.
Step One: Deadhead Your Roses a Few Times Each Summer Deadheading not only encourages new growth, but it also keeps your rose bush much neater looking. Its super quick and easy and can be an easy happiness boost!
Water often enough so soil stays slightly moist, but never leave it soggy. Rose roots need air just as much as rose leaves do. A layer of organic mulch around your roses helps maintain soil moisture and keeps dirt from splashing up on your blooms.