Espoma Organic® Rose-tone® Rose & Flower Food
Espoma Organic® Rose-tone® Rose & Flower Food
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Zone compatibility details
This variety’s zone range
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The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatibility range of this variety before ordering.
Spring Shipping Schedule
Spring Shipping Schedule and Zone Opening Earliest Ship Dates
Note: At Park Seed, we are committed to shipping healthy live plants at the ideal planting time for your zone. In order to ensure our plants are shipped at the optimal conditions, we regularly adjust our shipping timeframes as needed. The below table reflects our current estimate of timing for rose, live plant and bulb shipping this season.
| Zone | Bareroot Roses | Container Roses | Plants & Bulbs | Sweet Potato & Avocado | Citrus | Blooming Blocks |
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| 1-3 | Early-Mid May | Mid May | Mid May | Late May-Mid June | Early-Mid May | Early-Mid May |
| 4-5 | Early-Mid Apr | Late Apr-Early May | Late Apr-Early May | Mid-Late May | Late Apr-Early May | Early-Mid May |
| 6 | Mid-Late Mar | Mid-Late Apr | Mid-Late Apr | Early-Mid May | Early-Mid Apr | Early-Mid May |
| 7 | Early-Mid Mar | Mid-Late Apr | Late Mar-Early Apr | Late Apr-Mid May | Early-Mid Apr | Early-Mid May |
| 8 | Mid-Late Feb | Mid-Late Apr | Late Mar-Early Apr | Mid-Late Apr | Early-Mid Apr | Early-Mid May |
| 9-13* | Late Jan-Mid Feb | Mid-Late Apr | Late Mar-Early Apr | Mid-Late Apr | Early-Mid Apr | Early-Mid May |

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Description / Espoma Organic® Rose-tone® Rose & Flower Food
Made from all natural organic ingredients, Espoma's® line of -tones are the cream of the crop in organic gardens. They contain no sludges, fillers, or chemicals, just pure nutrient-packed garden goodness.
This -tone is formulated especially for roses, and contains a guaranteed analysis of 4% nitrogen, 3% phosphorus, and 2% potassium, just the right amounts to encourage strong, steady growth and big, beautiful blooms. Rose-tone® is low in salt and slow-release so that it will never "burn" or harm your plants. It also contains an infusion of Bio-tone® beneficial microbes, which help plants' roots absorb nutrients more readily and help your plant's immune system to resist diseases.
Directions:
One pound equals approx. 3 cupfuls.New Plantings:
Bare Root Plants:
Dig a hole about 12 inches across and 18 inches deep. Add peat moss and 3 cups of Rose-tone® to the soil removed and mix thoroughly. Use this mixture to partially refill hole. Make a cone of soil to place plant on. Spread roots evenly. Planting depth should be such that the graft knuckle is just below ground level. Add 4 to 5 inches of soil and firm around roots. Fill hole to within 2 to 3 inches of top, fill with water and let it soak in. Finish filling hole.
Potted Plants:
Some pre-packaged roses should be planted in their original container. Follow instructions on container to determine if the plant should be removed or planted with the container. Follow directions for 'Bare Root Plants' for general planting procedures and hole size. Instead of making a cone to place the roots on, fill the hole with enough soil so that when the container is placed in it its soil level is the same as the surrounding area. Place plant in hole and refill as outlined above.Established Plants:
Feed monthly from beginning of season to middle of September.
Keep plants mulched and watered.
Individual Plants: Apply approximately 1¼ cup of Rose-tone® around each plant and scratch into the top inch of soil.
Rose Beds: Spread 6 pounds of Rose-tone® per 100 square feet of bed area and scratch into the top inch of soil.WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Product Details
SKU: 35737
Special Features:- Indoor Growing
- Soil Amendments
- Soils