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Roses are beautiful flowering shrubs, there is no doubt about it. But, growing these bushes of romantic flowers may take a bit longer than you’d bargained for when you bought those bushes and planted them.
Gardening question of the day: how long do roses take to grow?
If growth conditions are right, roses will take about 2 years to grow to maturity. It’s usually in the second year that roses begin producing a large number of flowers. Some roses take up to 3 to 4 years to establish the roots and produce lots of flowers.
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