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    Just remembered one Rhine des violette or something like that?
     
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    And zephirine drouhin is the other one proud of myself (but not for the neglect obvs)
     
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      Reines des violettes is lovely.
       
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        Zephirine Drouhin is a climber. You could make a lovely feature of it by leaving the stems long and bending them gently so they arch outwards, then use metal pegs to secure the ends of the stems to the ground.
        Reine des Violettes is a tall shrub rose. You could disguise the legginess by planting lavender or catmint around it?
         
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          Good evening @Clueless76 they are both climber's that's why they are so leggy they should be climbing up a trellis,Dig them up and move them to their right location in your garden:smile:
           
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            Oh damn! Don't I feel really silly :whistle: could they be grown through a hedge? Or do they need a trellis?
             
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            I personally wouldn't recommend growing through a hedge stick to a trellis my friend:smile:
             
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            Oh dear... I now need new trellis and I shall always ask before I buy in future! Thanks all!
             
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              Morning @Clueless76 no worries my friend,and no rush ask as many questions as you want ,we are all here to help each other;)
               
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