Rose 'Madame Alfred Carrière' & frost

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  May 2018

  I wish mine would shoot like that...
  

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• aureliecelerier Posts: 157

  May 2018

  Well I would like to think that I have done something right, but I probably just have been lucky. However I remember watering them religiously until they get established last year and squishing aphids every single morning. Maybe this has helped to give them the best start possible   

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  May 2018

  Most of mine are planted in odd and difficult places. Having a great hole full of manure and plenty of room to stretch out must help a huge amount.
  

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• Busy-Lizzie Posts: 24,043

  May 2018

  Aurelie, my garden will be open on the 17th June, if ever I get it sorted in time. It's on this site, Saint Vincent sur l'Isle   https://www.opengardens.eu/ 

  Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.

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• aureliecelerier Posts: 157

  May 2018

  Thanks for the date and what a beautiful garden you have Busy Lizzie! I am not far from you, my family home is near les Eyzies-de-tayac-sireuil 

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• aureliecelerier Posts: 157

  June 2018

  Here are 2 photos of my roses Madame Carriere in full bloom! 
  
  
  
  

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• Marlorena Posts: 8,705

  June 2018

  Superb, Aurelie... it's such a lovely, graceful rose, in the right situation, as you have it there... and so quickly achieved I think from what you said earlier..

  East Anglia, England

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  June 2018

  Beautiful!

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• Lily Pilly Posts: 3,845

  June 2018

  Oh how I wish
  
  

  Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.”
  A A Milne

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• Jason-3 Posts: 391

  June 2018

  Beatiful setup...Looks perfect re growth. Im pretty good with shrub or bush roses. Im a Bit a novice with climbers. Is their any way to support without screws or nails? As I don' want to dnot want to damage the render

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