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Members Roses 2018

Discussion in 'Roses' started by wiseowl, Feb 19, 2018.

  1. Gail_68

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    Thanks Logan...last night humidity in the home even got to hubby with windows open, so he went on the prowl outside taking photo's while getting some air :snorky:
     
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      That was thoughtful of him.:snorky:
       
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        This is the stuff you want @Zigs :smile:

        Rose hip wine
        Crush the rose hips, place in a fermentation bucket and pour the boiling water over them. When cool add the pectin enzyme and cover and leave for 24 hours. Add the sugar and stir well to dissolve. Add the orange and lemon juice, the yeast nutrient and the wine yeast.
         
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          Good afternoon all my friends:smile:

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            Sweet memories flowering again :spinning:
             
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              Still looking good.
               
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                  I took some cuttings a few months ago i wasn't expecting them to grow but they have just started getting leaves, whats the best thing to do with them now through the winter months please greenhouse/sheltered place/plant them out.

                  Edit there some kind of climber
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                    I probably mentioned recently that my downstairs neighbours Jasmine, formally mine, had been left to grow through the fence panels and was suffocating my climbing roses. I managed to spend some time attending the roses a few days ago, but due to a medical condition I never finished the task.
                    Following a painful, restless night's sleep, I had a lie in. Eventually I saw the damage. Madam had been out with her B&Q hedge trimmer. Surffice to say. My Rosa Albertine is now a single stem.
                     
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                      My hybrid teas
                       
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                        Galway Bay bloomed again for the second time this season, its a climber..once in early May and again now..is this normal?

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                          Good morning @BigC my friend the answer to your question is yes,climbing roses will generally repeat-flower on new growth almost all summer and well into autumn.:smile:
                           
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                            Orange-pink Large-Flowered Climber.
                            Exhibition name: Galway Bay®
                            Bred by Samuel Darragh McGredy 1v(1960)
                            Climber, Large-Flowered Climber.
                            Orange-pink, darker reverse. Salmon or coral pink. Mild fragrance. up to 20 petals. Average diameter 4". In small clusters bloom form. Occasional repeat later in the season.
                            Climbing. Glossy, medium green foliage.
                            Height of 8' to 12' (245 to 365 cm).
                            Galway Bay - 60/1981. Nicknamed Connacht
                            Heidelberg (cl. floribunda, Kordes, 1959) × Queen Elizabeth (Hybrid Tea, Lammerts, 1954)
                             
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                              Bookmarked thanks @wiseowl

                              I dont suppose you have the same or like details for a vivid yellow rose once called Pudsey Bear (for the TV fundraiser of many moons ago) subsequently named "Bedchild" I think...I lost this rose a few seasons back now and would dearly love to re acquire it.
                               
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