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Hello Ash0x.Amandii directs you to the forum rosarian. Wiseowl. I hold Wiseowl in very high esteem, being as I also am considered to be a rosarian.It is so nice that you have these photos,...
Hello Ash0x.Amandii directs you to the forum rosarian. Wiseowl. I hold Wiseowl in very high esteem, being as I also am considered to be a rosarian.It is so nice that you have these photos, and I well undertand your desire to identify each one. May I please offer a little advice on...
Hello Ash0x.Amandii directs you to the forum rosarian. Wiseowl. I hold Wiseowl in very high esteem, being as I also am considered to be a rosarian.It is so nice that you have these photos, and I well undertand your desire to identify each...
Hello Ash0x.Amandii directs you to the forum rosarian. Wiseowl. I hold Wiseowl in very high esteem, being as I also am considered to be a rosarian.It is so nice that you have these photos,...
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Mike Allen
Jan 27, 2021 at 1:11 AM
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RHS ROSE OF THE YEAR 2021
I recently learned this from my friend. David Austin, the world famous rose grower/breeder. Used to get all his staff out into the fieds at christmastime. They had to pick off all the leaves...
I recently learned this from my friend. David Austin, the world famous rose grower/breeder. Used to get all his staff out into the fieds at christmastime. They had to pick off all the leaves from ALL the roses. This accounts for the fact. DA roses always look so fresh and healthy.
I recently learned this from my friend. David Austin, the world famous rose grower/breeder. Used to get all his staff out into the fieds at christmastime. They had to pick off all the leaves from ALL the roses. This accounts for the fact. DA...
I recently learned this from my friend. David Austin, the world famous rose grower/breeder. Used to get all his staff out into the fieds at christmastime. They had to pick off all the leaves...
wiseowl
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Jan 15, 2021
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Mike Allen
Jan 24, 2021 at 1:42 AM
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CHRISTIAN NAMED ROSES FOR 2021
ARMANDII
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Jan 1, 2021
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ARMANDII
Jan 1, 2021
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MEMBERS ROSES - 2021
Another year of excitement.
Another year of excitement.
Another year of excitement.
Another year of excitement.
ARMANDII
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Jan 1, 2021
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ARMANDII
Jan 1, 2021
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The Rose Society UK
I agree about the gardens and historic houses. My problem now is. I am getting out and about less and less.
I agree about the gardens and historic houses. My problem now is. I am getting out and about less and less.
I agree about the gardens and historic houses. My problem now is. I am getting out and about less and less.
I agree about the gardens and historic houses. My problem now is. I am getting out and about less and less.
Mike Allen
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Jun 15, 2018
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Mike Allen
May 12, 2020
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Black Spot thoughts
By all means @Mike Allen I will welcome any and all input.
By all means @Mike Allen I will welcome any and all input.
By all means @Mike Allen I will welcome any and all input.
By all means @Mike Allen I will welcome any and all input.
Sandy Ground
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Oct 9, 2019
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Sandy Ground
Oct 10, 2019
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Rose Replant DiseaseRose replant disease (sometimes called rose sickness) occurs when a new rose is bought to replace an old one and is planted in the same soil. It is generally considered that...
Rose Replant DiseaseRose replant disease (sometimes called rose sickness) occurs when a new rose is bought to replace an old one and is planted in the same soil. It is generally considered that the cause is a combination of soil imbalance caused by the removal of trace elements from the soil...
Rose Replant DiseaseRose replant disease (sometimes called rose sickness) occurs when a new rose is bought to replace an old one and is planted in the same soil. It is generally considered that the cause is a combination of soil imbalance...
Rose Replant DiseaseRose replant disease (sometimes called rose sickness) occurs when a new rose is bought to replace an old one and is planted in the same soil. It is generally considered that...
wiseowl
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wiseowl
Aug 4, 2019
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The Seven Groups Of Roses
Climbers and Rambler Roses A group of Roses which with support can be made to climb.Ramblers which have long pliable stems/canes with trusses of small flowers and only flower once. Climbers with...
Climbers and Rambler Roses A group of Roses which with support can be made to climb.Ramblers which have long pliable stems/canes with trusses of small flowers and only flower once. Climbers with stiff canes and are repeat flowering with large flowers.Climber A good example of thisThe...
Climbers and Rambler Roses A group of Roses which with support can be made to climb.Ramblers which have long pliable stems/canes with trusses of small flowers and only flower once. Climbers with stiff canes and are repeat flowering with large...
Climbers and Rambler Roses A group of Roses which with support can be made to climb.Ramblers which have long pliable stems/canes with trusses of small flowers and only flower once. Climbers with...
wiseowl
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Jun 21, 2018
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wiseowl
Jun 21, 2018
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Pot Sizes
Thank you, That is going to be really helpful!
Thank you, That is going to be really helpful!
Thank you, That is going to be really helpful!
Thank you, That is going to be really helpful!
wiseowl
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Feb 19, 2018
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Irmemac
Feb 19, 2018
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MEMBERS ROSE OF THE YEAR - 2021
What's your Rose for this year?
What's your Rose for this year?
What's your Rose for this year?
What's your Rose for this year?
ARMANDII
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Jan 1, 2021
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ARMANDII
Jan 1, 2021
Rose remediation
Chopped!
Chopped!
Chopped!
Chopped!
Loofah
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Sep 27, 2020
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Has anybody tried to grow rose cuttings in potatoes?
I'm quite fortunate that cuttings from her favourite fucshia have taken, actually I've got about 20 pots now (taking no chances) As for the rose, that's much more sentimental, as it's a Woolies...
I'm quite fortunate that cuttings from her favourite fucshia have taken, actually I've got about 20 pots now (taking no chances) As for the rose, that's much more sentimental, as it's a Woolies rose, she planted in the 60s and I remember that day vividly for some reason. She didn't like it to...
I'm quite fortunate that cuttings from her favourite fucshia have taken, actually I've got about 20 pots now (taking no chances) As for the rose, that's much more sentimental, as it's a Woolies rose, she planted in the 60s and I remember that...
I'm quite fortunate that cuttings from her favourite fucshia have taken, actually I've got about 20 pots now (taking no chances) As for the rose, that's much more sentimental, as it's a Woolies...
Black Orchid
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Aug 28, 2020
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Sunny Sue
Sep 21, 2020
Help With Rose Problem
Hi Weedaway, well, perhaps for that particular Rose but I hope you can find space for in the garden somewhere as it will give you much more flowers and pleasure if it's happy where it is growing. ...
Hi Weedaway, well, perhaps for that particular Rose but I hope you can find space for in the garden somewhere as it will give you much more flowers and pleasure if it's happy where it is growing. But, for other Roses, they can keep flowering sometimes up to December!!
Hi Weedaway, well, perhaps for that particular Rose but I hope you can find space for in the garden somewhere as it will give you much more flowers and pleasure if it's happy where it is growing. But, for other Roses, they can keep flowering...
Hi Weedaway, well, perhaps for that particular Rose but I hope you can find space for in the garden somewhere as it will give you much more flowers and pleasure if it's happy where it is growing. ...
weedaway
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Sep 14, 2020
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ARMANDII
Sep 16, 2020
Iceberg climbing over obelisk- training help please
Thanks everyone, I'll cut this shoot and try bending down the next one that is about to grow too tall. Then we'll see what works best for this particular plant.
I'm a bit rose shy as there...
Thanks everyone, I'll cut this shoot and try bending down the next one that is about to grow too tall. Then we'll see what works best for this particular plant.
I'm a bit rose shy as there seems to be just one correct thing to do and everything else is doomed, but apparently roses are in real...
Thanks everyone, I'll cut this shoot and try bending down the next one that is about to grow too tall. Then we'll see what works best for this particular plant.
I'm a bit rose shy as there seems to be just one correct thing to do and...
Thanks everyone, I'll cut this shoot and try bending down the next one that is about to grow too tall. Then we'll see what works best for this particular plant.
I'm a bit rose shy as there...
Selleri
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Sep 5, 2020
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Selleri
Sep 5, 2020
Browsing the Rose Catalogues.
If i ran a nursery I'd consider giving a 5 year warranty on the 15 ltr pots, but i wouldn't give any warranty on the actual plants. Some people would go home shoving their new purchase into a...
If i ran a nursery I'd consider giving a 5 year warranty on the 15 ltr pots, but i wouldn't give any warranty on the actual plants. Some people would go home shoving their new purchase into a patch of virtual sub soil and then turn up six months later when the poor wretched plant/rose has given...
If i ran a nursery I'd consider giving a 5 year warranty on the 15 ltr pots, but i wouldn't give any warranty on the actual plants. Some people would go home shoving their new purchase into a patch of virtual sub soil and then turn up six months...
If i ran a nursery I'd consider giving a 5 year warranty on the 15 ltr pots, but i wouldn't give any warranty on the actual plants. Some people would go home shoving their new purchase into a...
Mike Allen
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Aug 18, 2020
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JR
Aug 27, 2020
Need advice for my new climbing roses
Thank you all for your recommendations.
Thank you all for your recommendations.
Thank you all for your recommendations.
Thank you all for your recommendations.
Black Orchid
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Aug 16, 2020
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Black Orchid
Aug 20, 2020
How to deal with rose sawflies?
Thank you. I will try to use your advice.
Thank you. I will try to use your advice.
Thank you. I will try to use your advice.
Thank you. I will try to use your advice.
Black Orchid
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Aug 12, 2020
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Black Orchid
Aug 13, 2020
Climbing Rose Not Flowering
I believe that Noisette's advice is spot on, Tabbee. Could I ask if you have been feeding the Rose at all
Roses are notoriously hungry feeders and will respond rapidly to a weekly feed of a...
I believe that Noisette's advice is spot on, Tabbee. Could I ask if you have been feeding the Rose at all
Roses are notoriously hungry feeders and will respond rapidly to a weekly feed of a high Potash fertiliser, say, something like Tomato Feed. I have a 40 year old Rose "King's Ransom"...
I believe that Noisette's advice is spot on, Tabbee. Could I ask if you have been feeding the Rose at all
Roses are notoriously hungry feeders and will respond rapidly to a weekly feed of a high Potash fertiliser, say, something like Tomato...
I believe that Noisette's advice is spot on, Tabbee. Could I ask if you have been feeding the Rose at all
Roses are notoriously hungry feeders and will respond rapidly to a weekly feed of a...
Tabbee
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Aug 8, 2020
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ARMANDII
Aug 12, 2020
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My roses from Manchester to brighten up your day
Thank you. More new roses for you to enjoy.
Thank you. More new roses for you to enjoy.
Thank you. More new roses for you to enjoy.
Thank you. More new roses for you to enjoy.
Black Orchid
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Aug 6, 2020
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Black Orchid
Aug 10, 2020
Pest or Disease?
Good morning @ricky101 my friend the only other time that I have seen this is with thrips, This damage is generally characterised by deformed buds that may only partially open, or even fall from...
Good morning @ricky101 my friend the only other time that I have seen this is with thrips, This damage is generally characterised by deformed buds that may only partially open, or even fall from the plant before full bloom.ps.and this is another reason not to water from above as sometimes the...
Good morning @ricky101 my friend the only other time that I have seen this is with thrips, This damage is generally characterised by deformed buds that may only partially open, or even fall from the plant before full bloom.ps.and this is...
Good morning @ricky101 my friend the only other time that I have seen this is with thrips, This damage is generally characterised by deformed buds that may only partially open, or even fall from...
fred88
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Aug 2, 2020
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wiseowl
Aug 4, 2020
MEMBERS ROSES - 2020
Good afternoon @Victoria my dear friend yes it has a wonderful very strong fragrance of Honey and Peach with a hint of oranges
Good afternoon @Victoria my dear friend yes it has a wonderful very strong fragrance of Honey and Peach with a hint of oranges
Good afternoon @Victoria my dear friend yes it has a wonderful very strong fragrance of Honey and Peach with a hint of oranges
Good afternoon @Victoria my dear friend yes it has a wonderful very strong fragrance of Honey and Peach with a hint of oranges
ARMANDII
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Jan 18, 2020
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wiseowl
Jul 19, 2020
Rugosa prune
Thank you for this wisdom. Which allows the bush to fulfil its functions! There is a high thick hedge of rugosa along the lane by this dwelling; it has never been tended except maybe a chopping...
Thank you for this wisdom. Which allows the bush to fulfil its functions! There is a high thick hedge of rugosa along the lane by this dwelling; it has never been tended except maybe a chopping where it obstructs the lane, and is now thick with hips. Which as you say are there for the birds and...
Thank you for this wisdom. Which allows the bush to fulfil its functions! There is a high thick hedge of rugosa along the lane by this dwelling; it has never been tended except maybe a chopping where it obstructs the lane, and is now thick with...
Thank you for this wisdom. Which allows the bush to fulfil its functions! There is a high thick hedge of rugosa along the lane by this dwelling; it has never been tended except maybe a chopping...
MAJ
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Jul 14, 2020
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Islander77
Jul 17, 2020
Using jars and plastic bags with cuttings
I've actually noticed a lot of pre packaged veg doesn't have holes in the bags anymore
I know they used to. Got a feeling the plastic bags are filled with carbon dioxide.Sorry not trying to...
I've actually noticed a lot of pre packaged veg doesn't have holes in the bags anymore
I know they used to. Got a feeling the plastic bags are filled with carbon dioxide.Sorry not trying to cloud the issue and agree some ventilation of cuttings is normally required .
I've actually noticed a lot of pre packaged veg doesn't have holes in the bags anymore
I know they used to. Got a feeling the plastic bags are filled with carbon dioxide.Sorry not trying to cloud the issue and agree some ventilation of cuttings...
I've actually noticed a lot of pre packaged veg doesn't have holes in the bags anymore
I know they used to. Got a feeling the plastic bags are filled with carbon dioxide.Sorry not trying to...
Shyamalie Satkunanandan
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Jun 13, 2020
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pete
Jul 8, 2020
Cuttings... Is this this too good to be true?
No expert at all, like you I did some experimenting ..we have a very lovely small red rose near our greenhouse that I kept saying it was a shame not be in a more prominent place so I tried taking...
No expert at all, like you I did some experimenting ..we have a very lovely small red rose near our greenhouse that I kept saying it was a shame not be in a more prominent place so I tried taking some cuttings. I had read somewhere that it was best to take longer cuttings, so mine were about 7-8...
No expert at all, like you I did some experimenting ..we have a very lovely small red rose near our greenhouse that I kept saying it was a shame not be in a more prominent place so I tried taking some cuttings. I had read somewhere that it was...
No expert at all, like you I did some experimenting ..we have a very lovely small red rose near our greenhouse that I kept saying it was a shame not be in a more prominent place so I tried taking...
Wdyl
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Aug 30, 2019
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Upsydaisy
Jul 8, 2020
Dying self-seeded baby climbing roses
Okay, thanks Pete, I'll try pruning them back.
Okay, thanks Pete, I'll try pruning them back.
Okay, thanks Pete, I'll try pruning them back.
Okay, thanks Pete, I'll try pruning them back.
Shyamalie Satkunanandan
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Jul 4, 2020
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Shyamalie Satkunanandan
Jul 5, 2020
Would this be OK??
Thanks will definitely try again next week, as I said on another thread it proved to be too bigger a job for such a hot day yesterday.
Thanks will definitely try again next week, as I said on another thread it proved to be too bigger a job for such a hot day yesterday.
Thanks will definitely try again next week, as I said on another thread it proved to be too bigger a job for such a hot day yesterday.
Thanks will definitely try again next week, as I said on another thread it proved to be too bigger a job for such a hot day yesterday.
Upsydaisy
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Jun 23, 2020
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Upsydaisy
Jun 26, 2020
Help with elderly rose bush
As above also add some well rotted manure in the autumn/ spring. I put horse manure on mine simply because there was thinking years ago that this was the best stuff to use. Some of mine need a prune.
As above also add some well rotted manure in the autumn/ spring. I put horse manure on mine simply because there was thinking years ago that this was the best stuff to use. Some of mine need a prune.
As above also add some well rotted manure in the autumn/ spring. I put horse manure on mine simply because there was thinking years ago that this was the best stuff to use. Some of mine need a prune.
As above also add some well rotted manure in the autumn/ spring. I put horse manure on mine simply because there was thinking years ago that this was the best stuff to use. Some of mine need a prune.
Dpk
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Jun 21, 2020
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hans
Jun 23, 2020
Roses. Why not,'Layer'?
I still cant see how it can be faster and definitely cant be cheaper, too much labour involved and labour is the biggest money problem these days. Add to that the annoyance of suckers which have...
I still cant see how it can be faster and definitely cant be cheaper, too much labour involved and labour is the biggest money problem these days. Add to that the annoyance of suckers which have always happened when ever I have tried growing them and it doesn't make any sense to graft for any...
I still cant see how it can be faster and definitely cant be cheaper, too much labour involved and labour is the biggest money problem these days. Add to that the annoyance of suckers which have always happened when ever I have tried growing...
I still cant see how it can be faster and definitely cant be cheaper, too much labour involved and labour is the biggest money problem these days. Add to that the annoyance of suckers which have...
Mike Allen
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Jun 21, 2020
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pete
Jun 22, 2020
Frustrating Rose plant
It is. Botrytis can cause balling, so it might be difficult to tell whether you need to spray or not.Personally I would to be on the safe side, but it's really up to you. The more important...
It is. Botrytis can cause balling, so it might be difficult to tell whether you need to spray or not.Personally I would to be on the safe side, but it's really up to you. The more important thing is what @KFF said - deadhead promptly, and keep them well-spaced and dry. That's good advice for...
It is. Botrytis can cause balling, so it might be difficult to tell whether you need to spray or not.Personally I would to be on the safe side, but it's really up to you. The more important thing is what @KFF said - deadhead promptly, and keep...
It is. Botrytis can cause balling, so it might be difficult to tell whether you need to spray or not.Personally I would to be on the safe side, but it's really up to you. The more important...
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Jun 14, 2020
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