A rose that survived clearing has tough genetics. Here's how to nurture it:
When leaves emerge, apply liquid fish fertilizer (fast root uptake). Water weekly—deep soak, then let dry. Keep mulch; cool roots drive growth.
Clear to drip line. Scatter tree fertilizer at edge. Water deeply but less frequently. Don't hard-prune yet—frail trees go into shock. Wait a year for vigor, then prune.
Basic, consistent care beats heroic measures. This rose wants to live.
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