Peppers and Eggplant are finally being planted outside in the above pots.

These are my seeds that I started at the end of April by seed and I’m just getting them planted outside.

The Sweet Basil and Parsley I’m going to keep growing in the house, they will grow better for me in the house. Basil seems to be touchy.

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Happy Gardening!

Lindy

Rose & Flower Care (this contains a systemic)-I use a cap full on each rose planted, place in the bottom of the hole when planting. (Make sure to follow the directions on containers of product before you use them.)

I used a tablespoon of Root Stimulator to every gallon of water. I pour the gallon mixture onto the ground were the roots of the rose is planted. ( I used about a gallon of this mixture on the rose.) This is used only to feed the roots of the plant. (It just helps the plant get a good root start.) Again I mention follow the directions of the products you use.)

I amended the soil with a nice potting soil: 1/3 potting soil to 2/3 original ground soil.

I used a product called Myke (The Mycorrhizae I used was for trees and shrubs but you could use the one for plants.) I rub the product onto the roots of the rose plant. I put a tablespoon of the slow release fertilizer in the bottom of planting hole, it will last up to 3 months feeding the rose.

Make sure soil level of the ground is equal to the potted soil top.

For more on planting and taking care of roses see andersonsseedandgarden

I use a water soluble fertilizer every two weeks on my roses throughout the summer and a Rose Food granules with systemic once a month from April – August. Use as directed on products.

Happy Planting!

Lindy