worm compost enough feed for roses?

Hi Lisa what form of worm compost are you going to use, their are many variations and then I can answer your valued question:
Such a beautiful Rose.There is a strong Old Rose fragrance with a, ‘warm and fruity with blackberry, blueberry and damson’. Munstead Wood was Gertrude Jekyll’s own garden in Surrey where she worked on her many gardening books.

 

Hi Lisa I would say that your outstanding Rose should be fine,but just as a second thought what have soil you actually got this lovely Rose growing in,sorry about these questions but we want this Rose to give you years of enjoyment and to do really well.

 

Hi Lisa In my personal opinion would,nt give it too much as the compost from the wormery is very concentrated.I barely feed my roses at all,but that is only me,
You could use it neat as a soil improver (i.e. dig it into beds, veg garden or borders) or as a top dressing (i.e. spread over the surface). It can be used to replenish hanging baskets and containers i.e. replace 25 % of the old compost with compost from the wormery. You can also use the wormery compost as the base for making your own compost.
For general use - For a potting compost mix 25% wormery compost with 25% coir, 25% Perlite and 25% sand. For a seed sowing compost mix 25% wormery compost with 50% coir and 25% Perlite,hope this advice has been of some help to you