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Roses

Hi, I am a novice gardener. My Roses have been cut back over the years and are at least 35 years old. I love them dearly but I know to keep them going they need pruning. Should I have done this during November or seeing as spring is totally delayed by Karen Novice London

05/04/2013 22:18:49

by nutcutlet

Choosing a rose!

In October I had a back garden makeover, but I wanted to choose the plants myself and put them in the ground. At the moment it's a blank canvas, so I thought I would start by getting a bareroot rose for the wooden pergola. It has to be a repeat by happycottontail

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04/01/2013 21:32:19

by happycottontail

Roses

- they are very helpful. Other than the fact that they are local to me and I have bought roses from them, I have no connection with the company. DFA Did you visit their recent Rose Garden Open Days? I drove up from Kent and it was well worth it. I came away by Wendy7

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22/07/2012 12:57:24

by Paul N

Plants called "Austin"

Hi, please could anyone help me, I would like to know if there is a type of plant with "Austin" in its name, long story why but my cat has died who was 21 years old and we have buried him in the garden, my 9 year old son Is very upset and would like by Ian Parkinson

11/06/2012 20:07:51

by Ian Parkinson

anual or perenial

help its me again my daughter has just bought me a loverly plant but she didnt get the how to look after it card but the flower is called a butter cup rose its pink and beautiful but i am not sure if its a anual or perenial sorry to be a bother by elsie123

16/05/2013 11:38:46

by elsie123

Talkback: Rose leaf rolling sawfly

This feature really helpful, I did find these nasty little critters on one of my roses, I killed them, hoping now that I managed to get all of them. We had a lot of these sawflies dancing in groups in the garden last spring. We didn't know what by kaycurtis

20/05/2012 00:21:48

by Alina W

Talkback: Five ways to grow better roses

You must have read my mind. This is the first year I have grown roses and was just wondering should I stake them and also how to take a cutting. I don't know a great deal about roses having concentrated mostly on veg - just dabbled with flowers by June

24/11/2011 15:29:42

by mitch1872

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 09:12:31

by backyardee

advice on types

Hi, has anyone got anny advice on which is best (esp fragrance) mock orange to choose ? I don't want too large,looked at belle etoile and snowbelle online. Also am stuck choosing betwen 2 climbing roses, st swithun and generous gardener, I have 2 by Louise Stevenson

09/05/2013 08:10:05

by Verdun

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

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