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ROSES Autumn/Winter Season 2021/22

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  • edited September 2021
    Only 3 roses on my list so far, Tiger eyes, Cheshire life and Ferdinand Pritchard.

    This just leaves me to find a rose representing Manchester and then I'll have one for all the places I've lived.

    Port Sunlight - Liverpool
    Mountbatten - Kent
    Cheshire Regiment - Cheshire
    Manchester - TBC

    Out of curiosity, did Fryers breed lots of orange tone roses?  I also have Mamma Mia which was bred by them and is also an orange / coral.

    I'm going to be doing some moving around as realised the roses really do need some more space, already moved Desdemona (at a time when I shouldn't have) but she's coming back lovely. 

    Will just be leaving my 3 "eyes" roses in the bed with the climbers and moving my others to a new bed I created over the summer.

    Hopefully, this will mean they can all reach their full potential.
  • NollieNollie Posts: 7,529
    My Darcy is mostly shaded behind a bench @Eustace and apart from bad blackspot, usually does fine in much hotter summers than this one. Some roses just seem to have had a ‘can’t be bothered’ attitude this year, some have late but great and others have bloomed better than ever all summer long. I think it’s just been a funny old year!
    Mountainous Northern Catalunya, Spain. Hot summers, cold winters.
  • Oooh that midsummer nights dream is gorgeous!  Im looking forward to lady emma hamilton arriving too.

    Ive got some blackspot appearing here and there, but not horrendously bad. I blasted the worst offenders to prevent spreading as i pack them in!. Ive got mosaic virus on birthday boy, but its not doing any harm and kind of interesting!
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    That Chandos and Julie Child together is a lovely combo.
    Chandos in some pics looks very pink and in other looks very peach.... ?
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