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Replanting the same rose in the same pot/place
tommy_gardens
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Hi all,
I have recently acquired some potted roses from my parents' garden. The pots were too heavy to move so I dug the roses out and moved the pots and the plants separately. I then replanted the roses back in their original pots along with their original soil.
I've looked everywhere and read a lot about replant disease, but I can't seem to establish if the disease would affect a rose that has been dug up and replanted in the exact same location (probably because it's not a common thing to do!).
Similarly, I had a rose bush that was too close to a hebe and I replanted it about a foot to the left. Would this be affected by replant disease?
Many thanks!
Tom
I have recently acquired some potted roses from my parents' garden. The pots were too heavy to move so I dug the roses out and moved the pots and the plants separately. I then replanted the roses back in their original pots along with their original soil.
I've looked everywhere and read a lot about replant disease, but I can't seem to establish if the disease would affect a rose that has been dug up and replanted in the exact same location (probably because it's not a common thing to do!).
Similarly, I had a rose bush that was too close to a hebe and I replanted it about a foot to the left. Would this be affected by replant disease?
Many thanks!
Tom
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