Roses

Good morning @Oakapple my friend and thank you that is very kind and friendly of you to say that and its very much appreciated Yes ARMANDII loved his Roses and indeed was a lovely man it was an honour to have known him

My name is Mary and my son bought me a rose called The Mary Rose pink and lovely!

Awesome, many thanks!

Well I think I have learnt something as well, I didn't actually know they double graft roses.I have come across it in apple trees.

Good morning @Gilly31 patience my friend and your Roses will reward you

Good afternoon @DevonPhil no worries if you need anymore advice my friend at any time just ask,enjoy the rest of your day

Good morning @torlaw my friend you are most welcome and if there are any other questions you have just ask

having recently moved I have this rose which was neglected so pruned it and has now lots of growth and a few flowers appearing It’s about 7-8 feet high any ideas would be welcome I am not impressed with it at present

Good evening @Yana my friend no worries if you any more question at anytime just ask ,enjoy your eveningHere is a link to a thread that might help you my friendROSE PROBLEMS/BLACK SPOT/ Etc

I ordered the rose online and it arrived promptly into my office, carefully labelled as Climbing Iceberg but failing to have my name on the parcel. This caused some head scratching in the mailroom as our office is quite big and the guys receive(d) dozens of parcels every day.Judging by the...

Sounds like you have some great ideasGardening is addictiveI personally would NOT put a rose in that small space where the other climber is growingBear in mind, there are many types of roses and if you are keen on getting a beautiful rose, then you can get roses that are compact enough to...

Just thought I’d update on the war with the black spot! So I cut the roses back hard and sprayed the hydrogen peroxide mix (I think about 4 sprays in total) to kill any lurking spores. I’m now spraying weekly with a milk/bacarb soda/garlic water mix to hopefully try to prevent an outbreak. The...

Hello and thank you @Victoria! Sorry I missed your post before. I've replied to you properly in the intro thread I started last year. I haven't moved the earth - but I think I've made some decent progress.

Hi all, Sorry,this is a long shot. I’m not a gardener but I am after some advice concerning a “Monte Carlo red rose” bush. Like I said I’m not a gardener but this is on behalf of my farther in law whose wife passed recently. He had the rose display via a florist for his wife’s funeral and would...

You're more than welcome, Shy

The big pluses with Chateau de clos Vougeot are the scent and the vigour. It also withstands the sun without fading, which some reds don't. If you're going to plant a potted rose, Chris, you can do that whenever suits you. You might get away with bare-root planting still...(David Austin just for...

Just want to say thanks again to everyone who has given me advice with this. The bricklayer has been round today and said that I can get away with only having the top half of the wall rebuilt and if I can rope the roses and pull them away then he can work around that with the minimum of fuss.

I tried grafting last year, I got 2 suckers growing from my hybrid teas so I potted them up to grow some roots and they did. So i grafted them and one of them took, grew one stem and flowered. Never tried cuttings because I always thought that they grow better grafted.

The hybrid tea roses that I've got hav6 a good scent to them, so they're not all of the same.

Chopped!