North Texas rose bushes bud but form "bulbs" (hips) with viable seeds instead of opening flowers. No fertilizer in years, northwest exposure near house.
A hip is the flower's ovary—if a hip forms, the rose did flower, even if the bloom lasted only a day. It's impossible to form a hip without flowering.
This routine restarts flowering in roses that have stopped blooming.
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