Roses

I luv yellow, it went so out of fashion .. (snob value) great to see a new introduction

Thats really some thing new...Thankyou so much

good idea so I bought myself 3Scent from HeavenPeach MelbaBathsheba

I have used the 'old stuff' for many years; and reluctantly bought the 'new' as the only available option .(Its not helpful for the label upon it to declare "the original formula" when its clearly not.) However, recently diluted and applied to moss on tarmac on the northern side of the house and...

I agree with @gks, this could well be re-plant disease. Were there, or could there have been, roses in the spot previous to planting the Blue Moon Sajehar? It could be they just didn't flourish there but having planted the yellow roses in the same spot does suggest it's the disease. Nobody is...

@Michael Hewett I think you are right. It's just not meant to be as I bought 3 rose polo last year, bare root in autumn. When they flowered they were all pink the GC said they must of got mixed up and they didn't know what they were.

Good afternoon @ETAF my friend sounds to me if you prune it just like you have said it it will turn out just fine my friend I would usually say prune in Feb/March but with our Winters getting wetter and warmer and your location November/December will do a treat and please don't hestitate to ask...

Good morning @Lh339 its a sucker and you must pull it off if you cut a sucker off it will only grow again,many people try to remove sucker canes by cutting them with a pair of secateurs.Don’t do this.Simply pruning rose suckers will only encourage them to grow back with more vigour. break it...

Thank you @wiseowl

Sounds adventurous....please post some pics.

This thread is really useful to me as I have a rose tree grown from seed about three years ago, that has survived me doing things it would have preferred not. This year it has had four beautiful deep purple flowers and from those is forming hips, and is now producing plenty of fresh new...

Good afternoon @CarolineL just he did have a nursery in Norfolk but he retired in 2018 as far as I know but I shall make some enquiries for youReference only rose nursery Owned by Bill LeGrice. Listing last updated on 15 Sep 2021. Catalog: Online. Newsletter available. Wroxham...

I'm another rule breaker. My Alchemist only flowers once in the year so I had to move it now to get maximum growth for next year. Fingers crossed. It took me about half an hour to get it into it's new spot

Good morning @groundbeetle my friend thank you for your information that is very useful as I am still trying to find an answer for this in the Rose world which is out there somewhere

They are one of the few shrubs that survive here without watering, and droughts can last for 3 months. That is on clay soil, though. I have found that under stress grafted roses sucker abundantly, which is a pain. The solution is to propagate replacement plants from cuttings

Good morning @pete to be perfectly honest that's because the people that grow these Roses just don't look after them or in this case look after them to much(Killing them with Kindness comes to mind)that's why the Roses are look sick and want reporting to the RSPCR @spiidey I have looked at...

There are only two types of plants in my garden. 1. Plants that don't mind a harsh pruning 2. Plants that will be cut down and replaced with something else soon