How Do You Fertilize Roses With Fish?
There is nothing quite like the aroma of freshly blooming roses. These gorgeous flowers return year after year adding color and beauty to your yard. With proper care and a good dose of fertilizer, your roses will have the neighbors wondering how you keep them so vibrant. The secret, of course, is fish. Add fresh fish right to the soil or create a liquid fish emulsion to use in fertilizing your roses. Use whole fish or fish parts as a fertilizer for your roses by adding them directly to the soil. Dig a hole 6 to 8 inches deep near the base of your rose bush. This does not need to be directly under the roots of the bush, but should be within a 10 to 12 inches from the base of the rose bush. Add the fresh fish or fish parts to the hole. Cover with 8 inches of soil to prevent animals from digging it up. Keep in mind that if you use fresh fish, it will take a while to decompose. The area should be left alone until the fish has done its job. Add fish heads and other scraps from fresh fish to
