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blackspot

I have grown roses for fifty years and have never had a year like this one! The poor roses are keeling over with blackspot - the whole shrub, not just the leaves - despite annual application of sprays and care in the clearance of affected leaves. I by frances large

09/06/2013 16:29:55

by Wintersong

SEAWEED FEED

such as clematis or roses - for them you will need extra food. I keep promising I'll start using seaweed feed but have never got around it. It's not helped by the fact it's not sold at my local garden centres. I always use rose feed in the spring and autumn too. by lorraine247

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13/06/2012 19:44:03

by Paul N

Talkback: A rose by any other name...

for sale at David Austins. JamesCan you please tell me the variety of the rose you call 'Rosa Euggghh'? I quite like it. Would it be 'Oranges & Lemons'? Nice to find another place where I can find familiar names. Love to read about other gardeners. Look by deborah copping

17/04/2012 19:59:03

by elliejo

slugs

available You will never get slugs or snails out of your garden- but it is fun trying Thanks I from county durham and like say only new to garden as your hard core gardener I prob have more things ask as year goes on like when to cut back roses Roses by leandal

16/10/2012 20:23:49

by figrat

Location for rose bush

Hi folks, I would like to buy a rose bush or two for the back wall of my house but it is NE facing and loses the sun around lunchtime. Is this too little sun for roses? Thanks in advance for any advice... NO. Some don't like full sun. David Austin by Colin Smyth

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19/05/2012 06:46:21

by quercusrobur

Tree/shrub suggestion

Please can anyone suggest a small tree, shrub (maybe 3'-4' ) to be grown in a container. I would like colour year round. The garden is south facing.. Thank you. Do you like formal or informal? If formal you can grow box clipped into various shapes by GiilyP

27/10/2012 09:28:19

by Busy-Lizzie

New roses for old

, Sotongeoff! Alina, my local Wyevale Garden Centre, and my David Austin Roses catalogue both indicate that after twelve to fifteen years roses won't perform so well and will need replacing by Naki

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18/06/2012 09:24:30

by Paul N

Yellow Rose - bought as a miniature

Hi all I purchased a miniature rose a couple of years ago with beautiful yellow fragrant flowers (unsure of its name). Last year due to the mild winter it never seemed to go dormant, and this year it has grown tall and leggy and looks a bit by mdw84

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03/06/2012 22:05:03

by Alina W

Roses growing through Hazle mounds at Chelsea

watching Chelsea last week in the laurent perrier garden they had the most gorgeous roses growing in mounds through a framework of hazle, I've never seen anything like this before but it was fantastic way of training roses as it gave some height by notgreenfingers2

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30/05/2012 21:13:05

by figrat

Pruning standard roses

I'm lucky enough to be the custodian of a historic property with a small walled garden which I am also responsible for. I have a pair of standard roses which are so old that they have trunks rather than stems! Whilst I'm normally fearless at pruning by Cetti

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01/03/2012 21:50:44

by Cetti

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