Some roses are once-blooming (spring only). If yours is a repeat type, apply high-phosphorus fertilizer (tomato feed) once per label for mature plants. Phosphorus triggers bud formation. Avoid excess nitrogen.
Ensure 6+ hours sun, consistent moisture, and no late-summer pruning.
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