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Rose Balling
Hi Terrier for me It was a very high price I lost all my exhibition Blooms,never mind I will Bounce Back.
Hi Terrier for me It was a very high price I lost all my exhibition Blooms,never mind I will Bounce Back.
Hi Terrier for me It was a very high price I lost all my exhibition Blooms,never mind I will Bounce Back.
Hi Terrier for me It was a very high price I lost all my exhibition Blooms,never mind I will Bounce Back.
terrier
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Jul 3, 2009
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wiseowl
Jul 3, 2009
Suggestions for shrub roses
Hi Rhyleysgranny Thank you glad that you found it of use,Here,s a link also.
www.dickson-roses.co.uk
Hi Rhyleysgranny Thank you glad that you found it of use,Here,s a link also.
www.dickson-roses.co.uk
Hi Rhyleysgranny Thank you glad that you found it of use,Here,s a link also.
www.dickson-roses.co.uk
Hi Rhyleysgranny Thank you glad that you found it of use,Here,s a link also.
www.dickson-roses.co.uk
Rhyleysgranny
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Jun 25, 2009
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4
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990
wiseowl
Jul 2, 2009
Gardeners Corner Members Reference Rose Gallery
BANANA MAN ROSES RHAPSODY IN BLUESY/FRANTASIA SUMMER WINE X SEEDLINGFRANK COWLISHAW 1999COLOURS DARK PURPLE/BLUE REVERSE LIGHTERSEMI-DOUBLE 12-16 PETALS LARGE...
BANANA MAN ROSES RHAPSODY IN BLUESY/FRANTASIA SUMMER WINE X SEEDLINGFRANK COWLISHAW 1999COLOURS DARK PURPLE/BLUE REVERSE LIGHTERSEMI-DOUBLE 12-16 PETALS LARGE CLUSTERS SEMI-CLIMBING(6-7ft)
BANANA MAN ROSES RHAPSODY IN BLUESY/FRANTASIA SUMMER WINE X SEEDLINGFRANK COWLISHAW 1999COLOURS DARK PURPLE/BLUE REVERSE LIGHTERSEMI-DOUBLE 12-16 PETALS LARGE CLUSTERS SEMI-CLIMBING(6-7ft)
BANANA MAN ROSES RHAPSODY IN BLUESY/FRANTASIA SUMMER WINE X SEEDLINGFRANK COWLISHAW 1999COLOURS DARK PURPLE/BLUE REVERSE LIGHTERSEMI-DOUBLE 12-16 PETALS LARGE...
Marley Farley
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Mar 27, 2009
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8,900
wiseowl
Jun 29, 2009
Double rose cutting
well... new leaves are growing - is this a good sign???
well... new leaves are growing - is this a good sign???
well... new leaves are growing - is this a good sign???
well... new leaves are growing - is this a good sign???
Victoria Plum
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Jun 17, 2009
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2
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684
Victoria Plum
Jun 25, 2009
FAO WOO
Senior moment?
I am always very glad of your expertise :luv: I just didn't want to get credit for someone else's work
Senior moment?
I am always very glad of your expertise :luv: I just didn't want to get credit for someone else's work
Senior moment?
I am always very glad of your expertise :luv: I just didn't want to get credit for someone else's work
Senior moment?
I am always very glad of your expertise :luv: I just didn't want to get credit for someone else's work
Rhyleysgranny
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Jun 25, 2009
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614
Rhyleysgranny
Jun 25, 2009
New roses dilemma
Hi Sunny I would personally leave it where it is for now and If you need to replant it I would wait until the it is Dormant from November to March:thumb:
Hi Sunny I would personally leave it where it is for now and If you need to replant it I would wait until the it is Dormant from November to March:thumb:
Hi Sunny I would personally leave it where it is for now and If you need to replant it I would wait until the it is Dormant from November to March:thumb:
Hi Sunny I would personally leave it where it is for now and If you need to replant it I would wait until the it is Dormant from November to March:thumb:
sunny
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Jun 22, 2009
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715
wiseowl
Jun 23, 2009
Mottisfont Abbey Rose Garden
Hillier gardens is on our list now, thanks Flinty.We didn't have time to follow the walk along the Test, it did look inviting though, the waters are crystal clear with some pretty large trout....
Hillier gardens is on our list now, thanks Flinty.We didn't have time to follow the walk along the Test, it did look inviting though, the waters are crystal clear with some pretty large trout. We never went around the house itself either. We will have to go back and spend more time there.
Hillier gardens is on our list now, thanks Flinty.We didn't have time to follow the walk along the Test, it did look inviting though, the waters are crystal clear with some pretty large trout. We never went around the house itself either. We...
Hillier gardens is on our list now, thanks Flinty.We didn't have time to follow the walk along the Test, it did look inviting though, the waters are crystal clear with some pretty large trout....
JWK
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Jun 20, 2009
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JWK
Jun 22, 2009
Hypericum calycinum...Rose of Sharon
Oh that's a good idea Terrier!
But I think initially I'll try it in a large pot , in position, and if it thrives under the trees then I'll plant it as you suggested next year. Thank you both for...
Oh that's a good idea Terrier!
But I think initially I'll try it in a large pot , in position, and if it thrives under the trees then I'll plant it as you suggested next year. Thank you both for your replies.
Oh that's a good idea Terrier!
But I think initially I'll try it in a large pot , in position, and if it thrives under the trees then I'll plant it as you suggested next year. Thank you both for your replies.
Oh that's a good idea Terrier!
But I think initially I'll try it in a large pot , in position, and if it thrives under the trees then I'll plant it as you suggested next year. Thank you both for...
dymondlil
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Jun 21, 2009
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876
dymondlil
Jun 22, 2009
rose cuttings
Hi Greenfingers
Hardwood cuttingsSelect strong shoots of the current seasonâ??s growth in late autumn and cut them into 25-30cm (10-12in) lengths, removing any remaining leaves. Dip the base...
Hi Greenfingers
Hardwood cuttingsSelect strong shoots of the current seasonâ??s growth in late autumn and cut them into 25-30cm (10-12in) lengths, removing any remaining leaves. Dip the base into hormone rooting powder and firm them into a 15-25cm (6-10in) deep trench outdoors, lined on the...
Hi Greenfingers
Hardwood cuttingsSelect strong shoots of the current seasonâ??s growth in late autumn and cut them into 25-30cm (10-12in) lengths, removing any remaining leaves. Dip the base into hormone rooting powder and firm them into a...
Hi Greenfingers
Hardwood cuttingsSelect strong shoots of the current seasonâ??s growth in late autumn and cut them into 25-30cm (10-12in) lengths, removing any remaining leaves. Dip the base...
greenfingers
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Jun 16, 2009
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4
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1,016
wiseowl
Jun 16, 2009
Peace Rose
Woo, beautiful rose, beautiful poem. Thank you
Woo, beautiful rose, beautiful poem. Thank you
Woo, beautiful rose, beautiful poem. Thank you
Woo, beautiful rose, beautiful poem. Thank you
Marley Farley
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Jun 15, 2009
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4
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729
Rhyleysgranny
Jun 16, 2009
Rose Ident
Right o WOO :thumb:
Right o WOO :thumb:
Right o WOO :thumb:
Right o WOO :thumb:
Freddy
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Jun 2, 2009
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1,379
Freddy
Jun 15, 2009
Lady Of Shalott
That is so pretty, thanks.
That is so pretty, thanks.
That is so pretty, thanks.
That is so pretty, thanks.
Freddy
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Jun 14, 2009
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1,217
Penny in Ontario
Jun 15, 2009
FAO Marley Farley
It is a little beauty isn't it.. Not sure if I still have it will go & look & let you know...
It is a little beauty isn't it.. Not sure if I still have it will go & look & let you know...
It is a little beauty isn't it.. Not sure if I still have it will go & look & let you know...
It is a little beauty isn't it.. Not sure if I still have it will go & look & let you know...
Rhyleysgranny
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Jun 11, 2009
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1
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562
Marley Farley
Jun 12, 2009
Country Living /David Austin roses offer
Yup, sounds like it. They are basically a bare-root (Autumn planting) outfit. So if you want to plant then it may suit you, if you are planting at other times no sense Cant's yanking a plant out...
Yup, sounds like it. They are basically a bare-root (Autumn planting) outfit. So if you want to plant then it may suit you, if you are planting at other times no sense Cant's yanking a plant out of the field and stuffing it in a pot for you, eh?!
Yup, sounds like it. They are basically a bare-root (Autumn planting) outfit. So if you want to plant then it may suit you, if you are planting at other times no sense Cant's yanking a plant out of the field and stuffing it in a pot for you, eh?!
Yup, sounds like it. They are basically a bare-root (Autumn planting) outfit. So if you want to plant then it may suit you, if you are planting at other times no sense Cant's yanking a plant out...
returnmack
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May 12, 2009
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7
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4,440
Kristen
Jun 11, 2009
New rose gone all weird?
If you spray soapy water on the foliage and stems, that can make life a bit more difficult for aphids, as they can't grip on as good. Bug spray would of course be more effective, but it also kills...
If you spray soapy water on the foliage and stems, that can make life a bit more difficult for aphids, as they can't grip on as good. Bug spray would of course be more effective, but it also kills off mini-predators that dine on the pests. Maybe bug spray when there is already an infestation,...
If you spray soapy water on the foliage and stems, that can make life a bit more difficult for aphids, as they can't grip on as good. Bug spray would of course be more effective, but it also kills off mini-predators that dine on the pests. Maybe...
If you spray soapy water on the foliage and stems, that can make life a bit more difficult for aphids, as they can't grip on as good. Bug spray would of course be more effective, but it also kills...
Victoria Plum
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Jun 9, 2009
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3
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562
clueless1
Jun 9, 2009
David Austins Shropshire Lad
Mme. Gregoire Staechelin. Another David Austins purchase.
Mme. Gregoire Staechelin. Another David Austins purchase.
Mme. Gregoire Staechelin. Another David Austins purchase.
Mme. Gregoire Staechelin. Another David Austins purchase.
rosietutu
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Jun 7, 2009
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6
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914
rosietutu
Jun 8, 2009
What Happens When ?
Ok Claire, thanks
Ok Claire, thanks
Ok Claire, thanks
Ok Claire, thanks
Freddy
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Jun 7, 2009
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4
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533
Freddy
Jun 7, 2009
My First this year
wiseowl
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May 12, 2009
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2
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1,561
wiseowl
Jun 7, 2009
David Austin Rose
FreddyThat is the name however when i bought them i purchased from the internet but i dont know the name of the supplier sorry it could well have been from the (states)
FreddyThat is the name however when i bought them i purchased from the internet but i dont know the name of the supplier sorry it could well have been from the (states)
FreddyThat is the name however when i bought them i purchased from the internet but i dont know the name of the supplier sorry it could well have been from the (states)
FreddyThat is the name however when i bought them i purchased from the internet but i dont know the name of the supplier sorry it could well have been from the (states)
golfer
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Jun 3, 2009
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2
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1,474
golfer
Jun 5, 2009
Daily Mirror Roses
I had half a dozen from the Telegraph last year. Might have been my husbandry, but they are weedy specimens and since they arrived I have had black spot too :(
I had half a dozen from the Telegraph last year. Might have been my husbandry, but they are weedy specimens and since they arrived I have had black spot too :(
I had half a dozen from the Telegraph last year. Might have been my husbandry, but they are weedy specimens and since they arrived I have had black spot too :(
I had half a dozen from the Telegraph last year. Might have been my husbandry, but they are weedy specimens and since they arrived I have had black spot too :(
golfer
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Jun 4, 2009
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1
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735
Kristen
Jun 4, 2009
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