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Jul 29, 2016 9:42 PM CST
Name: Greg
Lake Forest Park, Washington (Zone 8b)
Garden Ideas: Level 1
Took these pics today. The rose is looking it's healthiest since I've had it. Poor thing has had a tough time. I originally had it in the ground, but a vole kept chewing on it's roots, so I moved it to the cedar planter. I'm not sure if it's health is due to the fact that I started fertilizing it after I recently found out that potting soil has no nutrients in it, or because of the onion. Onion is doing good too. Compare the rose with a picture I took about 7 weeks ago.

Rose & companion Ornamental Onion 7-29-16
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Backside

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Onion looks like it could be split again, but I'm going to leave it for now.
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Rose 6-8-16
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