Climbing rose appeared (likely squirrel-planted seed). Year 1: red blooms. Years 2-3: healthy, strong canes, zero buds. Fertilizes spring + summer. Pruned year 2 (no bloom), didn't prune year 3 (no bloom). Asks secret.
Excess nitrogen = vegetative growth. Stress (neglect) triggers reproductive blooming.
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