Roses look ragged after winter. Spring pruning removes dead wood, shapes the plant, and stimulates vigorous new growth—the foundation for abundant blooms.
Banana peels are rich in potassium (the "K" in N-P-K), which promotes flowering. Two easy methods:
Prune hard, feed smart, and enjoy a season of blooms.
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