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Finally, do not crowd your rose bushes. The more airflow around the plants, the less likely they will be to get fungal diseases like black spot and powdery mildew on their leaves. Continue to water your roses every week to encourage the plants to develop a deep root system. Feed them when they start to leaf out in spring and after each flush of blooms, or about every six weeks throughout the growing season. Stop feeding about six weeks before your first frost date, but continue watering until the ground is frozen, watering all winter in frost-free areas.
Dig a hole that is slightly wider but about as deep as the rose's root ball. This will generally be about 15 to 18 inches deep by 18 to 24 inches wide. Mix a handful of bone meal or superphosphate into the soil you removed and save it for refilling the hole once the rose is planted. This will help the rose bush acclimate to its new home. You want the roots to take hold before the top starts sending out a lot of new growth.
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If your rose came in a container, gently remove it from the pot and loosen the roots a bit so they will start to extend out as soon as they are planted. If your rose is bare-root, soak the roots for about an hour before planting to ensure they don't dry out. Make a mound in the center of the hole with the soil and bone meal or superphosphate mix.
Make the mound high enough so that when you place the rose bush on top of it, the knobby graft union is barely below the soil level.
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When the plant settles, the graft union should be fully buried, about 1 inch underground. Gardeners planting roses in warm climates may prefer to leave the bud union above ground since there is little chance of frost damage. You can bury the graft no matter where you are gardening, but when it is underground, there is always the chance that sprouts will grow from the rootstock, resulting in a plant different from the one grafted on top.
Spread the roots down the sides of the mound. Begin filling in the hole with soil and superphosphate, keeping the roots as spread out as possible. Water the soil when the hole is just about filled to help settle it in. Continue filling the hole and gently pat down.
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Water deeply and apply 1 to 2 inches of mulch. The same is true of kelp meal , which can be added at this time as well. Water the area lightly and let sit again until actual planting begins.
If you do need to use some, only use enough to help create good drainage through the soil. Adding too much can easily cause the same problems folks deal with that have very sandy soil , that being retention of moisture in the soil. The moisture draining away too quickly does not allow the plants enough time to take up what they need along with the nutrients it carries. This being said, I recommend adding the sand slowly, if needed at all.
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