Rose Sickness When Replacing Roses.
Question
I have been told that I cannot replant my roses in soil that has had roses in before. Is this true?
Answer
Yes, until recently this would have meant digging out and replacing the soil to stop rose sickness,which occurs when you plant new roses in soil that has formally contained roses.Now you can use a product called Rootgrow with is a mycorrhizal fungi constituents for plant requirements and this removes the need to replace the soil.For More information click here
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