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Bill C

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DIY Projects: any input on cordless driver/drills for basic use for a novice?

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Kathy P Haledon, NJ
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    Commented on Dec 16, 2011
    Try the Milwaukee 12 V drill with the XC battery, it is small and will do all of your drilling ...»
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Gardening: I have knock down roses on the west side of the house that were planted this spring.The roses are thin and with a few

blooms. they get watered by the sprinklers and are fertilized with millinagite every other week.

What do I need to do?

Thank you

Bill C
Bill C Jacksonville, FL on Dec 16, 2011
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  • Mike and Anne
    Mike and Anne on Dec 17, 2011
    Roses do need sun for good bloom but in the South it can get too hot on the west side of the ...»
    house if the plants are in full sun then blooms are sparse and don't last as long. Roses need about 2 inches of water a week and in hot weather they may need that water applied about every three days. Drip irrigation works better that overhead sprinkling systems. Moisture should get at least 12 inches down in the soil for good root development and growth. A good layer of mulch around the plant helps keep the soil evenly moist. A fertilizer formulated for roses with a 10-18-10 or 9-5-9 applied about every 4 to 6 weeks during the growing season usually works best.

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