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  2. ARMANDII
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    THIS YEARS ROSES - 2017

    Mine is not half as pretty as those posted by @Heucherella , , but I'd to share
    Mine is not half as pretty as those posted by @Heucherella , , but I'd to share
    Mine is not half as pretty as those posted by @Heucherella , , but I'd to share
    Mine is not half as pretty as those posted by @Heucherella , , but I'd to share
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    ARMANDII, Jan 9, 2017 ... 2 3
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    alp
    Jun 20, 2017 at 8:35 AM
  3. wiseowl
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    PHOTOS OF OUR ROSES TAKEN THIS YEAR 2017

    'Golden Wings', taken today
    'Golden Wings', taken today
    'Golden Wings', taken today
    'Golden Wings', taken today
    wiseowl, Mar 15, 2017
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    Clare G
    Jun 13, 2017
  4. wiseowl
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    PRUNING YOUR ROSES 2017

    Our Garden has a very nice Thornless Rose, its just about flowering now.
    Our Garden has a very nice Thornless Rose, its just about flowering now.
    Our Garden has a very nice Thornless Rose, its just about flowering now.
    Our Garden has a very nice Thornless Rose, its just about flowering now.
    wiseowl, Mar 15, 2017
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    John Jameson
    Apr 14, 2017
  5. wiseowl
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    PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO PRUNE YOUR ROSES

    Good morning @Mowerman my friend yes I have more scars on me than your Rose canes;):heehee:
    Good morning @Mowerman my friend yes I have more scars on me than your Rose canes;):heehee:
    Good morning @Mowerman my friend yes I have more scars on me than your Rose canes;):heehee:
    Good morning @Mowerman my friend yes I have more scars on me than your Rose canes;):heehee:
    wiseowl, Feb 19, 2017
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    wiseowl
    Mar 12, 2017
  6. ARMANDII
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    IT'S NEVER ONLY A ROSE - 2017

    The new thread for 2017:snorky:
    The new thread for 2017:snorky:
    The new thread for 2017:snorky:
    The new thread for 2017:snorky:
    ARMANDII, Jan 9, 2017
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    ARMANDII
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  7. wiseowl
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    Growing Roses In Containers

    Good morningTerracotta is made from clay – which is just a kind of soil – that is turned on a wheel and fired in a kiln. The hotter the firing, the more frost-resistant it will be. This is...
    Good morningTerracotta is made from clay – which is just a kind of soil – that is turned on a wheel and fired in a kiln. The hotter the firing, the more frost-resistant it will be. This is important because terracotta can crack and flake in very cold weather because the pots absorb water which...
    Good morningTerracotta is made from clay – which is just a kind of soil – that is turned on a wheel and fired in a kiln. The hotter the firing, the more frost-resistant it will be. This is important because terracotta can crack and flake in...
    Good morningTerracotta is made from clay – which is just a kind of soil – that is turned on a wheel and fired in a kiln. The hotter the firing, the more frost-resistant it will be. This is...
    wiseowl, Jul 17, 2015
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    wiseowl
    Jul 17, 2015
  8. wiseowl
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    Bare Root/Container Roses

    Roses were first sold in pots, as were most plants, to fulfil the demands of the instant gardener but the traditional method of supply is as bare root plants in the winter months, often by mail...
    Roses were first sold in pots, as were most plants, to fulfil the demands of the instant gardener but the traditional method of supply is as bare root plants in the winter months, often by mail order. There is little between them as far as the ultimate plant is concerned but there are advantages...
    Roses were first sold in pots, as were most plants, to fulfil the demands of the instant gardener but the traditional method of supply is as bare root plants in the winter months, often by mail order. There is little between them as far as the...
    Roses were first sold in pots, as were most plants, to fulfil the demands of the instant gardener but the traditional method of supply is as bare root plants in the winter months, often by mail...
    wiseowl, Jul 14, 2015
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  10. Clueless76

    Climbing rose onto pergola

    Thanks irmemac!
    Thanks irmemac!
    Thanks irmemac!
    Thanks irmemac!
    Clueless76, Jun 20, 2017 at 11:23 AM
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    Clueless76
    Jun 20, 2017 at 6:08 PM
  11. BrandNewGardener

    I think I'm doing this wrong...

    Thank you, I hope so. These were totally bare stems just a week ago! It's got a long way to go but it's a good start. :)
    Thank you, I hope so. These were totally bare stems just a week ago! It's got a long way to go but it's a good start. :)
    Thank you, I hope so. These were totally bare stems just a week ago! It's got a long way to go but it's a good start. :)
    Thank you, I hope so. These were totally bare stems just a week ago! It's got a long way to go but it's a good start. :)
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    BrandNewGardener, May 16, 2017
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    BrandNewGardener
    Jun 14, 2017
  12. barryr

    help with roses

    thank you for your help with this rose here is the first picture of my plant so chuffed
    thank you for your help with this rose here is the first picture of my plant so chuffed
    thank you for your help with this rose here is the first picture of my plant so chuffed
    thank you for your help with this rose here is the first picture of my plant so chuffed
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    barryr, Mar 4, 2017
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    barryr
    Jun 13, 2017
  13. Snorky85

    Unknown climber - how to prine to promote more flowering ?

    Mine are flowering now, maybe a week or two since.
    Mine are flowering now, maybe a week or two since.
    Mine are flowering now, maybe a week or two since.
    Mine are flowering now, maybe a week or two since.
    Snorky85, Jun 5, 2017
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    CharlieBot
    Jun 12, 2017
  14. kamchow

    stromboli to dog?

    I've grown roses for many years @kamchow and the grafts have always been just above soil level. I haven't had issues with suckers so will continue to plant the same way in the future. :)Monty...
    I've grown roses for many years @kamchow and the grafts have always been just above soil level. I haven't had issues with suckers so will continue to plant the same way in the future. :)Monty Don? I'd take any advice he gives on any plant with a pinch of salt.
    I've grown roses for many years @kamchow and the grafts have always been just above soil level. I haven't had issues with suckers so will continue to plant the same way in the future. :)Monty Don? I'd take any advice he gives on any plant with a...
    I've grown roses for many years @kamchow and the grafts have always been just above soil level. I haven't had issues with suckers so will continue to plant the same way in the future. :)Monty...
    kamchow, May 26, 2017
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    Sheal
    May 28, 2017
  15. Markymark

    What's this white mould?

    Good evening @Markymark the powdery mildew that attacks roses is known as Sphaerotheca pannosa Powdery mildew on roses will form what looks like a white powder over the surface area of the rose...
    Good evening @Markymark the powdery mildew that attacks roses is known as Sphaerotheca pannosa Powdery mildew on roses will form what looks like a white powder over the surface area of the rose leaves, and it may also spread to the stems and new rose buds. It can disfigure the leaves and they...
    Good evening @Markymark the powdery mildew that attacks roses is known as Sphaerotheca pannosa Powdery mildew on roses will form what looks like a white powder over the surface area of the rose leaves, and it may also spread to the stems and new...
    Good evening @Markymark the powdery mildew that attacks roses is known as Sphaerotheca pannosa Powdery mildew on roses will form what looks like a white powder over the surface area of the rose...
    Markymark, May 28, 2017
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    wiseowl
    May 28, 2017
  16. Rustler

    A Rose ID please.

    Put in many years ago by my better half but no clue as to variety. Any help appreciated. Cheers, Russ
    Put in many years ago by my better half but no clue as to variety. Any help appreciated. Cheers, Russ
    Put in many years ago by my better half but no clue as to variety. Any help appreciated. Cheers, Russ
    Put in many years ago by my better half but no clue as to variety. Any help appreciated. Cheers, Russ
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    Rustler, May 28, 2017
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    Rustler
    May 28, 2017
  17. Jiffy

    Looking for a Rose

    Thank you M yes we are thrilled :)
    Thank you M yes we are thrilled :)
    Thank you M yes we are thrilled :)
    Thank you M yes we are thrilled :)
    Jiffy, Jul 27, 2015
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    Jiffy
    May 28, 2017
  18. Zigs

    Rose id

    I'll really annoy my mate and pick it to bring up to Shineyland :heehee:
    I'll really annoy my mate and pick it to bring up to Shineyland :heehee:
    I'll really annoy my mate and pick it to bring up to Shineyland :heehee:
    I'll really annoy my mate and pick it to bring up to Shineyland :heehee:
    Zigs, May 12, 2017
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    Zigs
    May 20, 2017
  19. TheMadHedger

    "Rosa Favourite"

    Thanks, it's a pink one. I'll pop it outside then. :)
    Thanks, it's a pink one. I'll pop it outside then. :)
    Thanks, it's a pink one. I'll pop it outside then. :)
    Thanks, it's a pink one. I'll pop it outside then. :)
    TheMadHedger, May 15, 2017
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    TheMadHedger
    May 17, 2017
  20. Snorky85

    Training a climber

    Thanks @woo i'll have another look and see how flexible they are. If not i'll leave for now, but I was thinking that if I cut them off would they concentrate their energy on growing the stems up...
    Thanks @woo i'll have another look and see how flexible they are. If not i'll leave for now, but I was thinking that if I cut them off would they concentrate their energy on growing the stems up the trellis?(not sure if it works like that?!)
    Thanks @woo i'll have another look and see how flexible they are. If not i'll leave for now, but I was thinking that if I cut them off would they concentrate their energy on growing the stems up the trellis?(not sure if it works like that?!)
    Thanks @woo i'll have another look and see how flexible they are. If not i'll leave for now, but I was thinking that if I cut them off would they concentrate their energy on growing the stems up...
    Snorky85, May 15, 2017
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    Snorky85
    May 16, 2017
  21. Snorky85

    Frost or black spot?

    Thanks both, i'll get out there are get sorting them. Last year they were horrific but Id only just moved in-determined to make them better this year :)
    Thanks both, i'll get out there are get sorting them. Last year they were horrific but Id only just moved in-determined to make them better this year :)
    Thanks both, i'll get out there are get sorting them. Last year they were horrific but Id only just moved in-determined to make them better this year :)
    Thanks both, i'll get out there are get sorting them. Last year they were horrific but Id only just moved in-determined to make them better this year :)
    Snorky85, May 11, 2017
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    Snorky85
    May 11, 2017
  22. Albertine

    Rambling rose through a grapevine?

    Albertine is very prone to mildew. There are better varieties.
    Albertine is very prone to mildew. There are better varieties.
    Albertine is very prone to mildew. There are better varieties.
    Albertine is very prone to mildew. There are better varieties.
    Albertine, May 7, 2017
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    Redwing
    May 7, 2017
  23. Linz

    Sickly rose

    @Linz I've been told in another thread by Zigs that the above is not EU legal. So I think I should point this out to you before I get my wrists slapped again. :doh::)
    @Linz I've been told in another thread by Zigs that the above is not EU legal. So I think I should point this out to you before I get my wrists slapped again. :doh::)
    @Linz I've been told in another thread by Zigs that the above is not EU legal. So I think I should point this out to you before I get my wrists slapped again. :doh::)
    @Linz I've been told in another thread by Zigs that the above is not EU legal. So I think I should point this out to you before I get my wrists slapped again. :doh::)
    Linz, Apr 28, 2017
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    Sheal
    Apr 30, 2017
  24. The Early Bushman

    Potential threat

    Thanks guys i didnt think it was Aphids as iv only seen them fully established
    Thanks guys i didnt think it was Aphids as iv only seen them fully established
    Thanks guys i didnt think it was Aphids as iv only seen them fully established
    Thanks guys i didnt think it was Aphids as iv only seen them fully established
    The Early Bushman, Apr 21, 2017
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  25. Sandy Ground

    Rose Problem

    You're welcome John. We are all still learning no matter how much experience we have. Gardening is an endless subject and there's always something new for us to pick up on, which is why we're here...
    You're welcome John. We are all still learning no matter how much experience we have. Gardening is an endless subject and there's always something new for us to pick up on, which is why we're here on Gardeners Corner sharing info. :)
    You're welcome John. We are all still learning no matter how much experience we have. Gardening is an endless subject and there's always something new for us to pick up on, which is why we're here on Gardeners Corner sharing info. :)
    You're welcome John. We are all still learning no matter how much experience we have. Gardening is an endless subject and there's always something new for us to pick up on, which is why we're here...
    Sandy Ground, Apr 9, 2017
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    Sheal
    Apr 15, 2017
  26. Valerian

    Rosa Virgo

    Thanks Woo :thumbsup:
    Thanks Woo :thumbsup:
    Thanks Woo :thumbsup:
    Thanks Woo :thumbsup:
    Valerian, Feb 20, 2013
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    Linz
    Apr 12, 2017
  27. Sandy Ground

    Single or Groups?

    Good evening @Sandy Ground I will have a look on my database a little later my friend as I have to finish off my new border for the next hour,meanwhile here is a better photo of the beautiful Rose
    Good evening @Sandy Ground I will have a look on my database a little later my friend as I have to finish off my new border for the next hour,meanwhile here is a better photo of the beautiful Rose
    Good evening @Sandy Ground I will have a look on my database a little later my friend as I have to finish off my new border for the next hour,meanwhile here is a better photo of the beautiful Rose
    Good evening @Sandy Ground I will have a look on my database a little later my friend as I have to finish off my new border for the next hour,meanwhile here is a better photo of the beautiful Rose
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    Sandy Ground, Feb 27, 2017 ... 2
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    wiseowl
    Mar 13, 2017
  28. 2nd_bassoon

    To prune or not to prune?

    Many thanks @wiseowl - it was actually that thread that made me think of it, but I wasn't sure if two hard prunes in one winter would be too much. I'll add it to the job list for this week :)
    Many thanks @wiseowl - it was actually that thread that made me think of it, but I wasn't sure if two hard prunes in one winter would be too much. I'll add it to the job list for this week :)
    Many thanks @wiseowl - it was actually that thread that made me think of it, but I wasn't sure if two hard prunes in one winter would be too much. I'll add it to the job list for this week :)
    Many thanks @wiseowl - it was actually that thread that made me think of it, but I wasn't sure if two hard prunes in one winter would be too much. I'll add it to the job list for this week :)
    2nd_bassoon, Mar 12, 2017
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    2nd_bassoon
    Mar 12, 2017
  29. luciusmaximus

    Climbing Roses in Pots

    That's good to hear ARMANDII :) I'm sure the buns will be greatly relieved :snorky:.
    That's good to hear ARMANDII :) I'm sure the buns will be greatly relieved :snorky:.
    That's good to hear ARMANDII :) I'm sure the buns will be greatly relieved :snorky:.
    That's good to hear ARMANDII :) I'm sure the buns will be greatly relieved :snorky:.
    luciusmaximus, Feb 20, 2017 ... 2
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