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Talkback: Rose blackspot

mulch as you suggest I take it that a thick layer of Cocoa Shell would also be beneficial and also be good for the soil over the years ? Mal Some of my roses do not grow well, one is Zepherine Drouhin which I know could be a problem and the other is one by ladyroseella

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23/03/2012 14:13:46

by Michael Quinn2

There's Something In My Soil

I moved here 18 month ago and am a keen novice gardener and had a numerous of plants and shrubs from roses to privets and hebies and last year i spent seeing what would grow in my little garden of a 20FT X 20FT and watching the sun. As the season by Rushie

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16/06/2012 16:33:49

by Dovefromabove

Climbing Roses

Hi. i am thinking of buying a couple of climbing roses. I've done a bit of googling and see that they are sold as bare root or container grown. When I eventually manage to decide which 2 to buy (am constantly changing my mind) what should i go for by tamarix

13/03/2013 10:18:23

by Lyon Greene

Rocky soil

Hello. I was wondering if anyone had any advise for me. My husband and I have just moved into a fairly modern house and were digging out the beds in the back garden ready for our roses. We have. As we dug away, about spade and half in we hit rock by Kel Plaistow

22/10/2012 14:06:22

by Kel Plaistow

Talkback: How to prune roses

what do i buy to plant them (compost or somthing eles) HELPI have a patio / carpet rose, flowering carpet series - pink princess.it grows wonderfully and still flowers at christmas.... it has grown BIG... 4ft tall and 6ft across.we've just had a tree by lynnz1

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13/06/2012 12:29:33

by David K

Climbing rose

I planted a climbing rose last year which has done very well, but there appears to be branches growing that are red in colour and do not turn green. Do I leave them on and prune them back in the autumn or do I remove them now? To be honest by lavenderlass

01/09/2012 17:13:12

by Bookertoo

Fear of messing with old roses

&Q last week. They are labelled 'Fragrant Rose 'Snow White', says grows to around 80cm max with 60 cm max width. I wanted to see what this rose looks like when mature but haven't been able to find it anywhere - though of course I could easily have missed by yarrow2

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15/03/2013 22:08:42

by Dovefromabove

Planting a Rambling Rector

well, and roses are no exception. When planting, make sure you plant 2 feet from the wall or fence that your growing it up, to ensure the rain reaches the roots, and water heavily, once a week, in hot weather. Giving it a thourough drenching by Elsa MacPherson

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28/04/2012 22:55:35

by Laura Corin

Rambling roses

Can I plant a rambling rose to grow up a fir tree or is the environment too acid? Have many fir trees and want to make them a little more interesting. ....you can plant one, but it's whether you'll want to spend the time tieing the rose to the tree by gadrury

24/04/2013 18:55:13

by gadrury

Shrub ChoiceHelp

- Compassion will grow as high as you want and has wonderful huge scented flowers in pinky/apricot and then look at rose companies online to choose another. Or choose a clematis that is evergreen. by Frozz

25/10/2012 19:23:16

by artjak

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