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Banana Peels for Roses

Throw your banana peels under your roses to produce bigger roses and more blooms. Just move away a little of the soil or compost, lay them down, then cover it up. The roses love the potassium. Also my roses have never had black spot.

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By laidback racing from Charleston, SC

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Didn't know this trick for roses, but I've 'fed' my Staghorn fern banana for years!

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