Feeding Roses ( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 101) Most roses need regular applications of plant food to reach their full size and produce abundant flowers. Roses prefer a slow-release plant food that is high in phosphorus. For ever-blooming roses, feed regularly with a water-soluble plant food such as Water Soluble Rose Plant Food. Not only will regular feedings provide better blooms, but a healthy, well-fed plant is also better able to resist attacks of pests and diseases and to survive severe winter cold.

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	Feeding Trees, Shrubs & Ornamentals ( Added: Wed Jul 20 2005   Hits: 87) Since they're so low-maintenance, it is easy to forget that trees and shrubs need care too. In addition to light and water, they need a regular diet of minerals and other elements. You can ensure that your trees and shrubs grow large and stay healthy and beautiful with a regular feeding program.

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	Feeding Vegetables ( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 97) Vegetables demand adequate nutrients in the soil to see them through to harvest. An insufficient amount of nutrients will retard growth and this, in turn, will reduce both the quality and yield of your harvest.

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	How can I maximize the number of blooms on my geraniums? ( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 65) Removing the spent blooms will certainly help. You should also make sure the plants are receiving plenty of sunshine and are kept evenly moist but not sopping wet.

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	How does fertilizer affect the growth of plants? ( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 98) Fertilizer is used to provide certain elements plants need to grow. An adequate supply of the major nutrients and minor or micronutrients will help assure optimal growth provided other conditions are favorable.

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	How often should I feed with water-soluble plant food? ( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 74) Every 7 to 14 days, unless the box instructions differ. A steady diet of food helps plants establish sturdy root systems, builds strong cells and provides rapid growth.

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