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Rosehip syrup
Thanks for that. I will definitely give it a go. I might have missed out on the rose hips this year, as the birds might have had the best of them by now (I haven't been to look for a few weeks),...
Thanks for that. I will definitely give it a go. I might have missed out on the rose hips this year, as the birds might have had the best of them by now (I haven't been to look for a few weeks), but if I have missed them, I will definitely get in there first when autumn comes back round.
Thanks for that. I will definitely give it a go. I might have missed out on the rose hips this year, as the birds might have had the best of them by now (I haven't been to look for a few weeks), but if I have missed them, I will definitely get in...
Thanks for that. I will definitely give it a go. I might have missed out on the rose hips this year, as the birds might have had the best of them by now (I haven't been to look for a few weeks),...
clueless1
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Jan 25, 2009
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clueless1
Jan 25, 2009
Tell me about roses :)
I've never really been a fan of roses. The flowers are of course fabulous looking and smelling, but they look so rubbbish when the flowers aren't they and I saw them as needing lots of attention...
I've never really been a fan of roses. The flowers are of course fabulous looking and smelling, but they look so rubbbish when the flowers aren't they and I saw them as needing lots of attention with green/black fly and pruning. I know modern varieties have improved a lot though, so I'm...
I've never really been a fan of roses. The flowers are of course fabulous looking and smelling, but they look so rubbbish when the flowers aren't they and I saw them as needing lots of attention with green/black fly and pruning. I know modern...
I've never really been a fan of roses. The flowers are of course fabulous looking and smelling, but they look so rubbbish when the flowers aren't they and I saw them as needing lots of attention...
daisybelle
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Jan 25, 2009
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daisybelle
Jan 25, 2009
Autunm Rain Rsistant Roses
Thanks again, Claire. That is very helpful
Thanks again, Claire. That is very helpful
Thanks again, Claire. That is very helpful
Thanks again, Claire. That is very helpful
mnw1let
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Jan 21, 2009
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mnw1let
Jan 22, 2009
minature rose suppliers
:gnthb: Hi happy plant & Welcome to GC... You could try Apuldram roses HERE They do patio & mianture roses... Or HERE Good Luck with your hunt & big day..!! I expect someone may know of some...
:gnthb: Hi happy plant & Welcome to GC... You could try Apuldram roses HERE They do patio & mianture roses... Or HERE Good Luck with your hunt & big day..!! I expect someone may know of some more as well...!:thmb:
:gnthb: Hi happy plant & Welcome to GC... You could try Apuldram roses HERE They do patio & mianture roses... Or HERE Good Luck with your hunt & big day..!! I expect someone may know of some more as well...!:thmb:
:gnthb: Hi happy plant & Welcome to GC... You could try Apuldram roses HERE They do patio & mianture roses... Or HERE Good Luck with your hunt & big day..!! I expect someone may know of some...
happy plant
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Jan 19, 2009
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Marley Farley
Jan 20, 2009
Poorly miniature rose
Hi Carolla searched for your original question but could,nt locate it, Could really do with more information and perhaps a Photo if Possible
Going on the Information it could be (Balling)(...
Hi Carolla searched for your original question but could,nt locate it, Could really do with more information and perhaps a Photo if Possible
Going on the Information it could be (Balling)( Watering over Buds or excessive Rain) or by cool, damp conditions, often in a partially shady site, where...
Hi Carolla searched for your original question but could,nt locate it, Could really do with more information and perhaps a Photo if Possible
Going on the Information it could be (Balling)( Watering over Buds or excessive Rain) or by cool, damp...
Hi Carolla searched for your original question but could,nt locate it, Could really do with more information and perhaps a Photo if Possible
Going on the Information it could be (Balling)(...
AnnC
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Oct 17, 2008
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wiseowl
Dec 28, 2008
Support for climbing rose
Mme Alfred Carrier often wants to shoot way up (15 ft)with lots of bare stems below, so needs careful pruning and training to keep it in check!
Mme Alfred Carrier often wants to shoot way up (15 ft)with lots of bare stems below, so needs careful pruning and training to keep it in check!
Mme Alfred Carrier often wants to shoot way up (15 ft)with lots of bare stems below, so needs careful pruning and training to keep it in check!
Mme Alfred Carrier often wants to shoot way up (15 ft)with lots of bare stems below, so needs careful pruning and training to keep it in check!
Sussexgardener
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Dec 16, 2008
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Quercus
Dec 16, 2008
Suggestions needed for climbing roses
Pix of Rosa Complicata I mentioned earlier
Pix of Rosa Complicata I mentioned earlier
Pix of Rosa Complicata I mentioned earlier
Pix of Rosa Complicata I mentioned earlier
lizzy t
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Apr 29, 2008
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Mrs Flowers
Dec 6, 2008
My Falstaff climbing rose
Beautiful
Beautiful
Beautiful
Beautiful
Stingo
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Oct 22, 2008
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Sussexgardener
Oct 23, 2008
pruning climbing roses
Hi Flowerpotty Sorry I have missed your post maybe this will be of some help to you.:thumb:
anymore questions just ask away there is always plenty of help here at Gardeners Corners from all our...
Hi Flowerpotty Sorry I have missed your post maybe this will be of some help to you.:thumb:
anymore questions just ask away there is always plenty of help here at Gardeners Corners from all our Friends
Hi Flowerpotty Sorry I have missed your post maybe this will be of some help to you.:thumb:
anymore questions just ask away there is always plenty of help here at Gardeners Corners from all our Friends
Hi Flowerpotty Sorry I have missed your post maybe this will be of some help to you.:thumb:
anymore questions just ask away there is always plenty of help here at Gardeners Corners from all our...
flowerpotty
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Sep 23, 2008
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wiseowl
Sep 25, 2008
Moving Roses
Hi Rouxbee You are most welcome :thumb:
Hi Rouxbee You are most welcome :thumb:
Hi Rouxbee You are most welcome :thumb:
Hi Rouxbee You are most welcome :thumb:
Rouxbee
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Sep 17, 2008
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wiseowl
Sep 17, 2008
Help with rose please
Hi Stroudy welcome to GC. You will have to remove all the leaves that look like that and destroy them. They are small pictures but it looks to me like a touch of midew and possibly some other...
Hi Stroudy welcome to GC. You will have to remove all the leaves that look like that and destroy them. They are small pictures but it looks to me like a touch of midew and possibly some other fungal issue. Nothing you can do for those leaves now, the roses are starting to slow down for...
Hi Stroudy welcome to GC. You will have to remove all the leaves that look like that and destroy them. They are small pictures but it looks to me like a touch of midew and possibly some other fungal issue. Nothing you can do for those...
Hi Stroudy welcome to GC. You will have to remove all the leaves that look like that and destroy them. They are small pictures but it looks to me like a touch of midew and possibly some other...
Stroudy1975
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Sep 8, 2008
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lollipop
Sep 8, 2008
Rose Suckers
As a relative novice I had always believed that suckers originated from below the graft of the plant. In the last few weeks, I have identified 4 vigorous growths originating 12/18 inches from the...
As a relative novice I had always believed that suckers originated from below the graft of the plant. In the last few weeks, I have identified 4 vigorous growths originating 12/18 inches from the base of this 2 year old climber, showing all the signs of suckers. Is this possible and do they...
As a relative novice I had always believed that suckers originated from below the graft of the plant. In the last few weeks, I have identified 4 vigorous growths originating 12/18 inches from the base of this 2 year old climber, showing all the...
As a relative novice I had always believed that suckers originated from below the graft of the plant. In the last few weeks, I have identified 4 vigorous growths originating 12/18 inches from the...
morris28
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Aug 24, 2008
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morris28
Aug 24, 2008
holes in leaves... roses and sunflowers
Thanks for your reply David - sorry it's taken a while to get back to you - been busy here and there...The Rose seems to be surviving well despite the chunks chomped out of it, its put loads...
Thanks for your reply David - sorry it's taken a while to get back to you - been busy here and there...The Rose seems to be surviving well despite the chunks chomped out of it, its put loads of new climbing shoots out which is good to see.The sunflowers are doing well against the odds -...
Thanks for your reply David - sorry it's taken a while to get back to you - been busy here and there...The Rose seems to be surviving well despite the chunks chomped out of it, its put loads of new climbing shoots out which is good to...
Thanks for your reply David - sorry it's taken a while to get back to you - been busy here and there...The Rose seems to be surviving well despite the chunks chomped out of it, its put loads...
pollyc
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Jul 2, 2008
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pollyc
Aug 17, 2008
Climbing Rose What and Where ?
Hi Smiffy A great choice Just remember to plant it about a foot away from the support it Is going to climb and try to water it depending on the weather of course once a week and no need to prune a...
Hi Smiffy A great choice Just remember to plant it about a foot away from the support it Is going to climb and try to water it depending on the weather of course once a week and no need to prune a climber for at least the first two or three years.:thumb:
Hi Smiffy A great choice Just remember to plant it about a foot away from the support it Is going to climb and try to water it depending on the weather of course once a week and no need to prune a climber for at least the first two or three...
Hi Smiffy A great choice Just remember to plant it about a foot away from the support it Is going to climb and try to water it depending on the weather of course once a week and no need to prune a...
Smiffy
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Jul 24, 2008
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wiseowl
Jul 29, 2008
Over feeding my roses?
I only feed once a year in the spring.
I only feed once a year in the spring.
I only feed once a year in the spring.
I only feed once a year in the spring.
lollipop
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Jul 21, 2008
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Pro Gard
Jul 22, 2008
A wild rose
Hip, hip, hooray:D
Hip, hip, hooray:D
Hip, hip, hooray:D
Hip, hip, hooray:D
pete
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Jul 17, 2008
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pete
Jul 19, 2008
General help with roses
"I use a rose food once in the spring and spray fortnightly"I do the same Pro. Toprose at the beginning of the season (although I think I'll do it again because its been so wet), and I spray...
"I use a rose food once in the spring and spray fortnightly"I do the same Pro. Toprose at the beginning of the season (although I think I'll do it again because its been so wet), and I spray with a propriety Rose spray as close to 1st and 15th of the month as I remember to.
"I use a rose food once in the spring and spray fortnightly"I do the same Pro. Toprose at the beginning of the season (although I think I'll do it again because its been so wet), and I spray with a propriety Rose spray as close to 1st and 15th...
"I use a rose food once in the spring and spray fortnightly"I do the same Pro. Toprose at the beginning of the season (although I think I'll do it again because its been so wet), and I spray...
Katherna
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Jul 18, 2008
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Kristen
Jul 19, 2008
Bare root roses
Personally having been in the nursery trade and used to go to the bulb auctions in Spalding twice a week I learned that there are some firms in Spalding I wouldn't touch with a barge pole. We used...
Personally having been in the nursery trade and used to go to the bulb auctions in Spalding twice a week I learned that there are some firms in Spalding I wouldn't touch with a barge pole. We used to watch them buying up all the cheap lots of bulbs and roses etc that we as nurserymen wouldn't...
Personally having been in the nursery trade and used to go to the bulb auctions in Spalding twice a week I learned that there are some firms in Spalding I wouldn't touch with a barge pole. We used to watch them buying up all the cheap lots of...
Personally having been in the nursery trade and used to go to the bulb auctions in Spalding twice a week I learned that there are some firms in Spalding I wouldn't touch with a barge pole. We used...
Bashy
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May 9, 2008
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moyra
Jul 15, 2008
What to plant under roses?
Lavender, Nasturtiums, and Chives are are all supposed to help with blackfly control, so would be helpful from that point of view. I tend to agree with Roders but Gypsophila sounds very pretty,...
Lavender, Nasturtiums, and Chives are are all supposed to help with blackfly control, so would be helpful from that point of view. I tend to agree with Roders but Gypsophila sounds very pretty, and Woos' picture looks great.
Lavender, Nasturtiums, and Chives are are all supposed to help with blackfly control, so would be helpful from that point of view. I tend to agree with Roders but Gypsophila sounds very pretty, and Woos' picture looks great.
Lavender, Nasturtiums, and Chives are are all supposed to help with blackfly control, so would be helpful from that point of view. I tend to agree with Roders but Gypsophila sounds very pretty,...
tracey_deborah
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Jul 2, 2008
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Liz
Jul 14, 2008
Blackspot on roses
Wish I was having this problem. Mine are as bad as ever!
Wish I was having this problem. Mine are as bad as ever!
Wish I was having this problem. Mine are as bad as ever!
Wish I was having this problem. Mine are as bad as ever!
Labrador
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Jul 11, 2008
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931
Daisies
Jul 13, 2008
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