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rose arch dilemma

to prune them. there was something recently on Gardener's World, but mine does nto really fit either category. It's a prolific red rose climbing over a pergola, and it flowers at least twice, so in theory it's a climber? it's very vigorous, and is hard by Lesley 4

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03/04/2012 16:54:37

by Lesley 4

Rosa Gallica officianalis.

For over three years I have been asking this question at garden shows and garden centres. Why can I not buy a Rosa Gallica officianalis, The rose of Lancaster, the official Lancashire rose IN LANCASHIRE? Oh! yes. I can send away for it to a by Kathleen Smith

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10/06/2012 06:11:46

by Dovefromabove

Stunted Rose

pruned and fed along with other roses in my garden. It refuses to put on any leaves apart from a few at the top of each of it's four branches, and it has formed one bud. I can't find any pests apart from a touch of black spot which was treated by lilly3

10/06/2012 17:18:02

by lilly3

Rambling Rose

Hello!! Just received a potted Rambling/Weeping Rose tree which we intend keeping in the pot for a while (till next summer hopefully) when we can do up the garden and decide where to plant it....only had it a week and a bit concerned by Brycey D

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09/07/2012 08:21:26

by Gardening Grandma

Climbing Rose

I have had a climbing rose (yellow coloured flowers) in the garden now for 2 years and have yet to get a flower. Vigorous growth from it but just no flowers. It is against a wall which receives a fair amount of sunshine. How is it trained by sunshine in the garden

10/08/2012 12:13:14

by sunshine in the garden

Rose recommended

it's best productivity-wise, but was a beautiful feature in the garden, both visually and for wildlife. I've found Rambling Rector to be a wonderful rose to grow through an old tree http://www.classicroses.co.uk/products/roses by Regina Galvin

01/04/2013 11:36:49

by Dovefromabove

Should we prune ??

Hi Following a question by Jude3 - due to roses being in bloom at the moment, should we prune early or wait until end of feb. usual time I think if you live in the cotswolds. Advice welcome please as I'm new to gardening. Thanks by mortonmiss

12/01/2012 17:00:44

by mortonmiss

Carole's Earings

Ok, not strictly a gardening question I know, but in the April Issue ofGgardeners World, Carols Earings are fab, I love the rose and leaf design, does anyone else agree? (wonder where she got them from?0 by Amandathepanda

04/04/2013 23:20:03

by Amandathepanda

woodash

I can get lots of pure clean wood ash.can i use it on my roses? If so how and are there any other uses ? I use it on the veg garden,good stuff. I've got a wood burning stove, and tend to add the ash to the compost bin. by dean70

19/03/2013 20:12:20

by figrat

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

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