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Knockouts need help!
Posted by juleecat(z5 OH)
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated As Kate said, I often do a fast prune of all the dead twiggy stuff and then go back when they begin to grow and take off the rest of the dead wood. It makes it easier to tell what's good and what's not. I had a polar votex winter ...
This is what happens...
Posted by justkristyj
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seil zone 6b MIUpdated Hmmm...I must be missing something. What's the problem? They look gorgeous! What two roses are they?
What's your favorite???
Posted by kansas.girl
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ordphien(9)Updated My three favorites. Abraham Darby. Amazing rose. What fragrance and colour! Twilight zone. A beautiful bush with beautiful flowers in my opinion. And lastly a noid lavender. Fragrance is divine, so is its vase life. Spotless for m...
Additives for Bud Vase Water
Posted by DNTQuilter
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DNTQuilterUpdated Thank you all for the suggestions. Lemon Lime soda sounds like a viable option. However, the prescription drug would be costly. LOL!
Is this the real Madame Pierre Oger?
Posted by edenh(z9)
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PortlandMysteryRose(8)Updated Eden, I've written to you on Adrift in Beauty's "Madame Pierre Oger IDK" thread on the Antique Rose Forum. Carol
Just got first ever order from Chamblees
Posted by AnneCecilia z5 MI(5a)
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boncrow66Updated Here is my Nacodoches from Chamblees from 3 yrs ago. It is a healthy, thriving rose. Strike it rich is behind it. So far all my roses from Chamblees are doing great. I got Evelyn and Golden Celebration this year. They are doing go...
Drift Roses
Posted by John
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msroseUpdated I have Peach Drift and Sweet Drift. All I can say is these are some tough roses. The blooms don't look as pretty as the pictures in my hot Texas summers, but they grow in my raised beds where so many other plants have dwindled awa...
Rose arrangement in new garden question
Posted by kingcobbtx9b
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Kippy(SoCal zone 10. Sunset Zone 24)Updated I tend to group differently The front yard street side has a section that is mostly pinks and pink tones and one that mom can see from the dining room window that is purples and whites with yellow and purple companion plants. Ther...
Improbably rooted cuttings...Woohoo!
Posted by mirendajean (Ireland)(Donegal, Ireland)
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harryshoe zone6 eastern PennsylvaniaUpdated Congratulations. That is something I have yet to make happen. Mine have all died. The trade off is that I have magic sucker dust in my soil. I nurse sucker children to maturity. This spring I have added a new Earth Song plant. You...
Roses from the Huntington Auction
Posted by kittymoonbeam
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bonsaimaster1Updated can anyone please win me a hocus pocus rose! I will pay of course for your troubles, please contact me back at Dallischurch@rocketmail.com
Rock n' Roll rose pics.
Posted by bonsaimaster1
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iris_gal(z9 CA)Updated duplicate
P.S. re. No Spray Only Water? And Pic Test
Posted by martinca_gw
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martinca_gwUpdated Icebergs! Yes!! How funny...... so ubiquitous they've become invisible to me. Put n big, fat, tall green something in pots, iceberg between the pots. Wonder if they'd object to the jasmine at their feet. Be a pretty combo. :) Will...
Should I get a new one?
Posted by kansas.girl
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kansas.girlUpdated Thank you very much! I sincerely appreciate all of your advice! This post was edited by kansas.girl on Fri, Apr 25, 14 at 20:38
Rock & Roll roses
Posted by bonsaimaster1
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charleney(8a PNW)Updated so wonderful
White variegated leaves on own root rose...RMV??
Posted by pat_bamaz7
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pat_bamaz7Updated Okay...Thanks, Seil! I'm just going to ignore it unless the rose seems to start suffering.
When can I top dress a newly planted barefoot rose?
Posted by prairiemoon2 z6 MA
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thedogsLL(6B)Updated I like bareFoot! They are, right?! ;)
NOID lavender maybe, might come back!
Posted by thedogsLL(6B)
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thedogsLL(6B)Updated I was so excited that I forgot to thank you all again, for convincing me not to dig it up a couple weeks ago! Lynn T
Double Knockout v. Hybrid Tea for containers?
Posted by kansas.girl
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gardenper(8)Updated There are smaller varieties of roses also, in case the growth size in containers was something that you were concerned about, even though containers do help to control the overall size. This year, I added miniature roses to my pla...
Identifying Suckers
Posted by christy51274
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charleney(8a PNW)Updated Wow that gives me even more hope for my OLD OLD Peace rose.
"Back to Eden" for Roses?
Posted by jockewing(9a)
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gardenper(8)Updated This is one reason I prefer the wood mulches over the rubber or artificial mulches. Over time, I have to replenish, but that is because the mulch is replenishing nutrients to the soil, for which I'm glad. Now I had not thought of ...
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