Roses

Good evening @IceColdRum the first white Rose could be "Iceberg" is it thornless I respectfully suggest that we wait until the bloom is fully open as it is a Floribunda , it looks like it could possibly be a standard Rose treeThere are over 70,000 named Roses and new named Roses every...

Good morning @Lorea your rose must have heard my prayer my initial answer would be Thrips,leave it with me my friend

Good morning @clum111 my friend the short answer is my personal view is no,unless the Rose is very old and out of control and is only blooming at the top with no blooms at the base.There are a two ramblers that do repeat flower , ie Malvern Hills /Snow Goose,hope this is of some help to you

I can recommend Graham Thomas

whoop whoop party time :-)

Good morning @Anthony Rogers yes I know both of these Roses but Champion is a yellow blend different shaped Hybrid Tea bloom than peace ,I think we are going off track here,you asked for an ID to your Rose,and IMHO your Rose with 54 petals is not peace,hope this helps you my friend

stop pulling it , may help

Good afternoon @lesley1978 please don't dig them up,just spray them with a Fairy liquid solution,hope this helpsDilute 1 teaspoon of washing up liquid to 1 litre of water and spray onto your Roses,.It washes off the waxy coating that stops them from dehydration and it blocks up the pores...

Thanks all, lol armandii, lots of tips there, glad some of you have had good experiences with it, will go out and peruse possibilities

Wow! What a wonderful description!! Thank you woo

Morning @Clueless76 no worries my friend,and no rush ask as many questions as you want ,we are all here to help each other

Ditto!

Your rose looks wonderful Noisette!

I agree Sheal my roses are absolutely covered in buds some about to open.

Hi @martine falla then you couldn't get a more appropriate and splendid Rose than "Royal William" it has just wonderful very large blooms that flower for ever

I won't. Just kind encouraging words for them

Good evening @cazza quin you are most welcome my friend,I will keep searching,but if you need any more advice or we can help you in anyway don't hesitate to ask,enjoy your evening

I would go for a Viticella "Group" as you can cut all the old growth down each year to about 12 inches/30.49 cent is better for the rose and for you as it wont carry the weight into the winter , one that i grow is and is great for flowering low down rather than sky high when you grow into other...

Hey thanks matey!Will stick these into Google images and see what tickles my fancy. Thx for that

Good morning @Colin Davies I would respectfully suggest use is a loam-based John Innes No 3 to which 10 to 20 percent multi-purpose compost or very well-rotted manure may be added for richness. Position the container before filling with compost as it may be too heavy to move once planted...