Ok, all you green thumbers out there...Ms Black thumb newbie needs some advise. My husband has this gorgeous
rose bush that he has had for at least 13 years...(had it when I first started dating him) I have basically never touched it except for pruning the dead limbs off at the start of
spring. The bush is a beautiful green, relatively healthy (on a scale of 1-10 I give it a 9) The problem is this..This gorgeous bush only blooms once a year..The blooms will last for about 1-2 weeks..They are gorgeous and very fragrant. My question is, is there something I can do to help with longer lasting blooms? Due to the fact that I haven't really tried anything with
flowers until this year, I don't know what to do...I have been feeding it so far this year with just some All Purpose Food (name brand, that I won't mention...forgot if I can or not from the rules)... Any suggestions? It hasn't got any type of bugs or mites or anything..So I don't know..Is it normal to just bloom like it does? Any help would be SO GREATLY APPRECIATED.
MooChelle