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photos from the garden

a few summer flowers from my garden What lovely pictures. Your garden must be such a picture of colour in the summer. Thank you for sharing them with us. By the way, what is the name of the lovely orange-coloured rose? Im sorry i can,t help by GRACELAND

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07/02/2012 19:31:38

by enzo

strange behaviour in roses

species of rose which has come over from the neighbours garden and it joined up with our rose. The rose I have is not grafted as far as I know and the branch is high up on the rose so would be above the graft if there was one. Not sure what's going on by Ynnead

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28/04/2012 14:14:51

by Ynnead

Help with identifying a rose please

Hi, I'v got a beautiful rose in the garden that is sadly starting to look a bit sorry for itself and I'm looking to try and replace it but I really want the same rose again and have no idea what it is. Its got the most stunning citrus scent. I by Rhiannon Clarke

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01/06/2012 19:28:19

by Paul N

Zéphirine Drouhin

Hi, I've been reading the Diaries of Sylvia Townsend Warner, she was a keen gardner as well as an author. Among a number of roses in her garden she mentions one called 'Zéphirine Drouhin'. I confess I'm very taken with the name, (a ridiculous by Warburton Pike

09/11/2012 21:38:17

by ladycruiser

David Austin Roses

Visited my local waitrose today, they are beginning to set up garden centre sections, and they were selling containers of David Austin roses at £20 for two. Considering how much DA roses are usually I thought it a good deal, Sorry though didn't note by Matty2

26/04/2013 22:29:48

by Gardening Grandma

Name the rose

I've got few roses in my new garden and I don't know what they are. Any ideas? Unfortunately your pictures aren't visible. Click on the link figrat the photos are on photo bucket. I don't know what the roses are called but your pictures are lovely by Karolina Porter

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01/06/2012 19:19:25

by Paul N

Talkback: Rose pruning

This is to do with roses - can anyone who is reading this please help. I saw on 31st January gardening section of the Daily Telegraph about a rose that has quite thick red stems and is rather architectural - apparently looks lovely when the sun by Gran_to_be_Ann

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28/11/2011 18:37:59

by besel

Moving roses

mycorrhizal organisms that enable it to stand up to the soil organisms until the rose has developed its own defences. It's called Rootgrow: http://www.rhs.org.uk/About-Us/Business-opportunities/Licensing/garden/Rootgrow I seem to remember reading an RHS by Pam Thompson

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19/04/2012 15:44:01

by figrat

Talkback: Rose blackspot

could u give me some tips thank u Having now found the time to spend more time in the gardenI find this site a great help to me. The scrap book is a wonderful garden tool on it's own.Joe. Warks. UK. I have found that roses planted in tubs containers etc 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

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