Carpet roses often bloom poorly due to excessive fertilization, which promotes foliage at the expense of flowers. They also require at least 8 hours of full sun; semi-shade prevents blooming. The original Pink Flower Carpet and Appleblossom Carpet are reliable, but later introductions may be less floriferous and more prone to black spot.
Results should appear late this season and definitely next year.
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