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Why Container-Grown Cecile Brunner Roses Fail to Bloom and How to Fix It

Cecile Brunner dislikes warm roots in containers. Plant in ground with 6 hours morning sun, afternoon shade. This prevents sunburn and extends flower life.

Planting

Dig hole; scatter 2 tbsp Osmocote 14-14-14 around base.
Water every 3 days normally; daily in 100°F+ heat.
Allow winter rest.

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