Pour the finished tea on the base of your roses. 'A gallon per large rose bush is ideal, while smaller, miniature varieties need about a third of that amount.

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Black Magic hybrid tea rose. Rosa “Black Magic” Planting areas: USDA Zones 7 to 10. Size: 4 to 7 feet tall. Bloom season: Spring through fall. Exposure: Full sun.

Cut a bundle of short pieces (2 to 3 feet long) for the tea roses, and make some longer ones (5 to 6 feet) for newly planted climbers (or tender ones such as Mermaid).

Serge A. McCabe Roses bushes looking scraggly? Hold off on heavy pruning. The best time is late February (think Presidents Day), when roses are dormant. There's no harm in a light pruning in the fall.