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ROSES - Spring/Summer Season 2021

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  • AllyblueeyesAllyblueeyes Posts: 420
    @Allyblueeyes It does look like my Easy Does It as well. 

    All the roses have flopped in the rain, so had to pick some. Sweet Honey, Munstead Wood, China Town and Gabriel Oak.


    @pitter-patter.  Thank you.  I’m so happy that’s what it is.  It’s such a lovely rose.  Your roses look beautiful and Sweet Honey is right up there with my favourites. Munstead Wood is on my list but I’m rapidly running out of room.  I took out a beautiful euphorbia earlier to make way for more roses.   It’s an addiction isn’t it? 🌹
  • AllyblueeyesAllyblueeyes Posts: 420
    Help, where do I start? I have a massive Rose bush which was looking lovely until the rain put paid to that and now it’s fallen over. I’ll need two people to lift it back up at least and secure it. Thinking of heavily pruning the top as it was looking overgrown before but the roses had all come out. Honestly I don’t known how to properly care for this bush so any advice would be gratefully received. Thanks! 


    Hi @CantPruneWontPrune.  I’m a rose novice but could you perhaps fix some trellis on the wall behind the rose and tie the rose in?  It’d be a shame to lose those beautiful blooms.  Good luck 🤞 
  • Mr. Vine EyeMr. Vine Eye Posts: 2,394
    I’ve just come across a video I made a year and three weeks ago in the garden. So different p, I can’t believe how much larger all the roses are. Especially Malvern Hills, I thought it had already been pretty large!

    Went to the Gardeners Fair at Burton Agnes and took lots of photos. Many roses too, but I’ll start a new discussion to post them on, rather than putting them on here!

    I bought a large potted rhubarb as we missed out on getting on earlier in the year. So saves us having to wait a whole extra year before having one we can pick. Also got a Blackcurrant Sage, Salvia Amistad and a couple of carnivorous plants for inside. 
    East Yorkshire
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,705
    ..lovely pinks and purples.. @edhelka
    ... are you pleased with Paul Transon so far?  it looks to have a graceful habit..

    @newbie77
    I didn't know you had Wild Blue Yonder too..  it seems a good grower..
    East Anglia, England
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