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Pruning roses
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In forum: New to gardening
I have a beautiful climbing rose which only has one stem. To encourage it to produce more branches should I prune it down about a foot off the ground or that kill it?? I've attached a photo of the rose.
- Posted: Sat. 28th November 2020 18:38
Re: Need help identifying plant please
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In forum: Identify a plant
It's a rose. It's difficult to name roses with certainty since there are so many like this, but it is a modern floribunda / hybrid tea type which are capable of flowering the year round, given the opportunity, which accounts for it flowering in February after a mild winter. Pruning is throughout the year, too, with dead-heading through the summer to keep it tidy and encourage flowering, then a harder pruning in winter to encourage strong growth the next year. Opinions vary regarding rose pruning, but the general rule is prune hard for later flowers for longer.
- Posted: Mon. 28th September 2020 18:30
Re: can i buy this plant now?
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In forum: Rosa 'Blue Moon'
If you buy roses in pots you can buy and plant them anytime. Bare root season is November to March. Blue Moon is delightful - It has a fabulous scent but I have two and neither is a strong plant. Myabe I am doing something wrong!
- Posted: Thu. 13th August 2020 11:48
Is this rose botrytis blight?
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In forum: General
Please can anyone help identify the cause of with pink blotches / spots On my roses?
- Posted: Mon. 22nd June 2020 12:00
Rose Botrytis blight?
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In forum: Rose leaf-rolling sawfly
Can anyone help identify the problem with my roses? The flowers have pink blotches / spots. Some buds look red along with small segment of flowering stems .
- Posted: Mon. 22nd June 2020 11:57
My next door neighbours tree is taking my water
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In forum: General
I planted three climbing roses for this year, but one in particular, is really struggling to survive. I am assuming my next doors silver birch is taking all the water I am giving it. Any ideas?
- Posted: Wed. 17th June 2020 14:10
woolly aphid control
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In forum: General
Hi,
Please could you let me know whether Cryptoline (Cryptolaemus Montrouzieri) eat Adalia bipunctata? I have both aphids (on roses) and woolly aphids (on crab apple tree) in my garden and was wondering whether it's possible to introduce both predators?
Thank you!
Charmian
- Posted: Tue. 26th May 2020 14:32
Re: Virtual Chelsea Flower Show 2020
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In forum: Events & Gardens to visit
Chelsea Flower Show is going to be virtual this year, and Knoll Gardens will celebrating the vibrancy of their plants and grasses, and the benefits of naturalistic gardening for our health, our environment and our wildlife, during ‘Virtual Chelsea’ week, with a series of daily ‘From the Experts @Knoll’ features.
Visit the Knoll Gardens website https://www.knollgardens.co.uk and follow their posts with daily expert advice from rain gardens to dry meadows, and from speciality grasses to wildlife and wellbeing. The expert gardeners at Knoll will offer tips and ideas to help you adopt a more naturalistic approach to gardening by sharing a few of their professional secrets, to enable you to create the most wonderful, magical – and practically maintenance and resource free - garden for all seasons.
You can also access the super helpful ‘Plant Finder’ online resource at https://www.knollgardens.co.uk, which quickly and easily tells you which grasses and perennials are best for a whole range of planting areas - from ‘dry shade’ through to ‘damp soil in sun’ – covering every possible, problematic combination of gardening areas!
Find out what a day in the life of a professional gardener is really like – it is not all a bed of roses or even grasses – but one thing is for sure, it will inspire you to want to change your whole perspective on gardening, and look at gardening in a revolutionary new way.
Our world has changed a good deal in the last couple of months, so why not make 2020 the year that you tune into a more natural, rhythmic and empathetical style of gardening, that is very much in tune with our precious green spaces, and allows both us and our plants to reach our full potential within them.
Find out more with the daily Chelsea Week ‘From the Experts @Knoll’ posts, starting Monday 18th May.
- Posted: Fri. 15th May 2020 14:49
Please help me identify this plant!
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In forum: Identify a plant
Hello,
This rose has me bamboozled!
It appears to be an almost Jekyll and hide plant or two plants? I think one with the most impressive thorns and another a tree with no thorns at the base with beautiful yellow flowers. There are thorny side shoots coming off everywhere and the part with the roses is heavily bowed forwards. I am trying to work out how to tackle it!
It looks like potentially two plants that have somehow converged. Could you let me know what it is if you know so I can research?
Photos attached.
- Posted: Sat. 18th April 2020 20:53
Re: How to aqnd when to grow rose seeds.
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In forum: New to gardening
hi, you may have a try this way. It was experienced by Pamela A. Puyear with more than 25 years. (link removed) "growing-roses-from-seeds"
- Posted: Mon. 23rd September 2019 01:45
Re: Rosa Geraldine
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In forum: Who can sell me a plant?
The one I have found at Country Garden Roses is distinctly orange - but called Geraldine. Worth a conversation with them. Alternative name seems to be Peahaze.
- Posted: Sun. 7th April 2019 23:16
Re: Looking for a rose!
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In forum: Identify a plant
Hi - I did a search as I like the rose, there is only one place found - in France petales-de-roses.com. Perhaps they would ship to UK. Good price.
Hope you have luck
Maureen
- Posted: Mon. 21st January 2019 10:31
yellow flower
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In forum: Identify a plant
I have found this flower on only one beach on the whangaruru harbour, New Zealand. it is growing right on the line where the grass stops and the shingle starts. it has a lovely fragrance like roses with a hint of lemon. I intend to gather some seed.I hope you can give me a name
Cheers Chris
- Posted: Wed. 9th January 2019 21:31
Rose Pruning
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In forum: General
This summer my hybrid tea roses lost most of their leaves and I've had to remove others because of black spot. The weather has been very hot and they are beginning to recover with the fall in temperature. Any idea why their leaves fall and whether I can prevent it?
- Posted: Tue. 9th October 2018 15:04
Plants for a north facing covered area
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In forum: Container gardening
I have a north facing covered area between our front door and a garage door (see the attached photo). I tried putting two roses in large pots there, either side of a bench, but they weren't very happy and became too leggy because of the lack of light. I have moved one of the roses to a more favourable spot and plan to move the other (shown in the photo) soon. I have two large (Ø48cm x H37cm) pots, one is shown to the left of the bench, waiting to be planted up. Can you suggest some suitable plants please?!
- Posted: Mon. 3rd September 2018 15:31
Sawfly infestations
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In forum: Pests, diseases and invasive biosecurity risks
Hi everyone, new to Shoot and relatively new to gardening. I started my garden last year. My roses and potted geraniums and a few other species have are plagues with what look like sawfly larvae. I want to avoid using strong pesticides and have been trying to manage them by picking them off but it is very labour intensive. Any tips would be welcome. Should I remove damaged leaves etc, is there anything I could plant that might deter them etc. Thanks a mil Serena, wicklow, ireland
- Posted: Tue. 28th August 2018 21:13
My great grandfather Crego grew these roses in his garden and gave a plant to his daughter, my grandmother. It survived for many years, but eventually died. I would like to find this plant for my garden and for my siblings.
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In forum: Rosa 'Edith Krause'
My great grandfather Crego grew these roses in his garden and gave a plant to his daughter, my grandmother. It survived for many years, but eventually died. I would like to find this plant for my garden and for my siblings.
- Posted: Tue. 28th August 2018 14:11
What type of plant is this?
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In forum: Identify a plant
Can anyone tell me what type of plant this is it had small clusters of pink flowers that looked like small roses in the spring but the flowers have all died off now leaving just the plant
- Posted: Sat. 16th June 2018 17:53
Black Ants eating rose buds
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In forum: General
All I can find on Google is the obvious. " Ants don't eat roses but go after the Aphids that do"
Being aware of this I have made certain my roses are aphid free. I don't like to spray but admit to using 'Rose Clear' to rid my plants of infection, verified by careful inspection.
Despite this, on a number of buds I have found swarms of ants (small black ants) embedded into the buds and half the bud eaten away.
Has anyone else had this?
- Posted: Sat. 9th June 2018 12:41
Re: Help to identify a wild flower
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In forum: Identify a plant
Cowslip or oxlip? They look like primroses but because they are multistemmed they cannot be. Flowers look bigger than cowslips so more like oxlips.
- Posted: Mon. 28th May 2018 13:26