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Labor Day Sale at Regan Nursery
Posted by reemcook(8a PNW)
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated I love their roses. When I order bare roots from them they are HUGE! Wish I could get there!
When to mulch roses here In. N.E. Ohio????
Posted by motherjan(z5 N.E. OHIO)
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated You need to wait until the roses are completely dormant and there isn't a chance that it will warm back up again. I don't do mine until December most years now. Last year did catch us off guard but we just went out and did it in t...
Old, neglected roses
Posted by azjenny
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azjennyUpdated Here is a picture of a different rose bush with a different kind of bloom. I'm not sure I know all the terminology yet, but it has less petals, is more of a flatter open bloom and doesn't smell as strongly, but does smell.
Hybrid Tea lateral stems gone rogue
Posted by xyzDaylilyDaddy
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xyzDaylilyDaddyUpdated Here is the offender in action, A modest plant on the right with a cane shooting all the way across the plant on the left. Yeah, it's hot and dry here. Pay no attention to the parched lawn.
root disease ??
Posted by Brooks23(Kentucky zone 6)
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Brooks23(Kentucky zone 6)Updated Dang! I am going to watch the whole flower bed. Cauliflower or brain is a good description. :-(
Help, rose rosette disease
Posted by fwill
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kentucky_rose zone 6Updated I had a few leaves like that, too. It's hard not to panic, thinking is it the early, early stage of RRD that hasn't been documented? Sometimes I'll pull the leaves off. Maybe it's environmental or another insect or spider? I am gl...
Hocus pocus/ Memphis music rose update!!!
Posted by bonsaimaster1
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bonsaimaster1Updated Thank you very much carol. Actually the re-blooms are just as good. the first pic is actually another bloom picture taken a month before the following pictures. The stripes are more or less consistent, and for that i am perfectly ...
Looking for online store to buy rose trees.
Posted by Dsqx
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susan4952(5)Updated I am a bit of a fanatic with my tree roses. The grafted roses have great difficulty surviving a NORMAL zone five winter in the elements, as the graft freezes . I have about ten in large pots that are rolled in after 3 hard frosts....
Advice about Roses and a Rose Trellis
Posted by Spartacus713(9a)
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vasue VA(7A Charlottesville)Updated Don Juan is a climbing rose that grows typically at least 10-12' tall & 8' wide. You're concerned that the Knockouts will eventually grow too big for the space, so just checking in with Don Juan's eventual size. Since you plan...
Pepper galore...
Posted by kaesgarden(Wa Cascades Zone 7)
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roseseek(9)Updated You're welcome! I hope it helps. Good luck with the transplant. Kim
Soil for Double Knockout Rose Tree in container.
Posted by Dsqx
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emrogersUpdated I'm very curious to see what answers you get because I'm not an expert at all when it comes to the exact soil etc. From what I have heard KOs are no picky at all about they're soil conditions. I'll tell you what I do for my roses ...
Open Garden/Rose Sale: A Catalog Of Roses
Posted by jerijen(Zone 10)
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emrogersUpdated Oh! How exciting!! I missed a rose sale similar to that here in Dallas and was just sick about it.ð«ð«ð«ð«ð«
Hey S.E. Michiganders
Posted by sandinmyshoesoregon
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Samuel Adk zone5aUpdated My Viking Queen took a couple years to really get good . It is worth it. It is my best performer this summer growing up over the trellis. In the winter I have to lay it down and cover with leaves.
Congratulations to Robert Rippetoe
Posted by pfzimmerman(6/7 Upstate SC)
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sandandsun(9a FL)Updated Another look at the winners: Here is a link that might be useful: Rose Trials Asheville, NC USA - May 24, 2014
Winsley 2008 - no Blooms all Summer
Posted by katieko
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jacqueline9CAUpdated Thanks, John. Now I found it. One of the pictures looks as if it could be a climber in this country - that would explain why it is putting out "long, thick canes" instead of blooming - it is waiting to bloom until it thi...
Newbie to Roses: PLEASE help :)
Posted by Rox7
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cecily(7 VA)Updated Pull off all of the old leaves then wash the foliage every day for three or four days like Jeri said. If you wanted to spray something because spraying would make YOU feel better, you could order a miticide online (you're unlikely...
roses for morning shade, afternoon sun
Posted by bart_2010(8/9 Italy)
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bart_2010(8/9 Italy)Updated Thanks, forum maties! bart
Strike It Rich blackspot continues to spread
Posted by esther_b
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felco8Updated I have about 50 or so plants and have resigned myself to spraying as often as necessary but the rewards are justified. there are organic methods you can try like earthworm castings tea sprays. They work by making a inhospitable en...
Roses: rose rosette
Posted by fwill
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fwillUpdated Thank you kippy-the-hippy and Jeri, I was concerned about the red color.. I've had this bush for almost 12 years and I started seeing this red color since last year. But I recently heard about the RRD and was concerned.
Roses: rose rosette
Posted by fwill
fwillHi, can anyone please tell me if this looks like the rose rosette disease? Thank you
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