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Climbing rose

Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8
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Hi i have a climbing rose last year it was beautiful however this year the leaves and flowers are not developing properly the main stem still remains strong i have fed the rose at the roots and its reproduced new foliage which was very poor and not fully formed please help thanks jackie 
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  • OmoriOmori Posts: 1,674
    If possible photos would be helpful. One close up of the problem, and one showing the overall rose in situ?
  • Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8
    Ok i will take some now
  • Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8

  • OmoriOmori Posts: 1,674
    Hmm looks rather like weedkiller damage, is that a possibility?

    More info here if you scroll down to the bit about residual weedkillers:


  • Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8
    Not unless someone as done it malicious like my neighbour as i av problems with them what can i do
  • Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8
    My beautiful foxglove  that i have planted near is also dying
  • OmoriOmori Posts: 1,674
    One thing that I would do is loosen up the ties so that the canes are less horizontal and more angled upwards, especially the ones that are going down below the horizontal.  That way the sap in the canes can flow a bit more easily.  Is there good drainage where it is planted?
  • Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8
    Yes very good drainage
  • OmoriOmori Posts: 1,674
    It may recover with some TLC, I had a rose like that and it did eventually start to put out healthy foliage.  
  • Yummymummy1975Yummymummy1975 Posts: 8
    Thanku
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