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Is this area suitable for growing veg?

I have an area that I'd like to use to grow veg in two or three raised beds: asparagus, plus salad, the Asian veg that I find it hard to buy, and lots of fresh peas. The area is long and relatively narrow, with a cultivable width of about a metre by Laura Corin

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24/06/2012 21:56:57

by Laura Corin

Climbing rose suggestions

full to plant any more! Have fun! How to make my rose grow well in Spring ? Hi, I ended up buying Princes Trust and London Bridge, from Homebase of all places. Princes Trust was recommended which is why I chose that one, (thanks to Stephanie Ivey by maria 3

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02/04/2012 17:57:15

by maria 3

eucalyptus

Our David Austin roses threw out an arm of black spot (aimed at the eucalyptus) and it almost seems they fungally infected our euc as he had been fine for 3 years and was growing nicely into a tree. Does anyone else have experience of such a cross by violet green

30/03/2012 15:31:25

by violet green

Rose Mme Alfred Carriere or Alberc Barbier?

and next door neighbour has glorious, huge ceanotus that he's happy for my rose to grow into - I also have a clematis (can't recall which one but paper thin huge pale pink flowers, late summer) on my north fence which it would share with climbing rose by ilovemontydon

01/02/2013 23:06:17

by Busy-Lizzie

Rose Bed

I want to make an all rose flower bed. It's a kidney shaped bed (max 5.4 m long x 2m wide) in the middle of a south facing lawn. Ideally I would like fairly low growing roses, probably pink, easy to care for and with some scent. I'm a complete by rosiehelenmac

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06/03/2012 23:23:49

by rosiehelenmac

No flowers ?

Hello everybody ! Could you help pls ? I planted a FILIPES KIFTSGATE about 3 yrs ago for a client ..It was intended to grow around a tubular Laurel (about 3 mts in diameter) .... All seems healthy except , still no flowers !??. I (& the Rose by Dragon 87

31/03/2012 19:58:27

by Dragon 87

Choosing a rose!

flowering English climbing rose with a strong scent, producing a number of basal stems and putting on quite a bit of growth in its first season. If anyone has any experience of growing the following roses, I would welcome your comments: A Shropshire Lad by happycottontail

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04/01/2013 21:32:19

by happycottontail

Roses

the wall - really successful and one I'd grow again if I wanted a climbing yellow rose. You've definitely got yourself a bargain there Wendy We opened our garden to the public a fortnight ago, within a small window of half decent weather, although we did by Wendy7

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22/07/2012 12:57:24

by Paul N

Roses - please help if you can.....

/Sweet_Dream_Cream.html/ I find that some patio roses are better off used as 'ground cover' as they are inclined to sprawl rather than grow upright - especially if they are hard pruned as 'growth follows the knife' i.e. the harder you prune them the more they grow. If you by Lucy3

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09/06/2012 10:50:52

by Lucy3

Support for roses

? The roses are less than a foot tall now but will grow again to over five feet tall. Do I use individual stakes with tree type ties in three places on the stems, or hoop style supports so that the roses lean on them - and what height hoops would I need if I by Sandy 3

23/02/2013 18:28:37

by Sandy 3

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