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ROSES Autumn/Winter Season 2021/22

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  • KayJKayJ Posts: 82
    edited September 2021
    I've really enjoyed everyone's roses this year, and have been pretty pleased with my own few for their first year (oredered a couple more, climber Warm Welcome and shrub Sweet Pretty from Pococks), all have flowered well (Apple Jack and Dusky Maiden have lots of new buds in the wings, Blue for You is well into another flush, though the rain has turned the blooms to brown mush), but I have a question I wonder if someone could answer. I bought Night Owl, described as a floribunda bush rose, which has flowered as expected at about knee height. It's now sent up two or three very long canes, about 4-5ft high so far, and I'm finding it described elsewhere on the internet as a climber. Have I boobed? Are there two versions of this rose, do I need to move it or stick an obelisk on it next year, or can I prune it as a bush? Answers on a postcard please! ;)
  • OmoriOmori Posts: 1,674
    @KayJ I don’t have that one but it seems it’s generally grown as a climber, or a tall shrub/pillar rose. 
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,705
    ..great to see a member with Deprez.. I've always wanted that rose but too big for me really..
    .. you might like Red New Dawn.. it repeats.. [aka 'Etendard']..

    nice arch... I'd probably put a shorter plant on the right side, clematis or floribunda maybe.. nice garden there..  LoS will look really nice against that blue shed... 

    ..love your Lyda Rose @cooldoc... shame to leave them all behind, but look forward to a new beginning..

    East Anglia, England
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,705
    @Omori
    ...wow'd by your Lady Emma... gorgeous.

    @peteS
    ..lovely rose that.. it's 'Lucky'.. a modern shrub..  I have it here..
    East Anglia, England
  • EustaceEustace Posts: 2,290
    @Omori superb LEH. It is in my wish list.
    Oxford. The City of Dreaming Spires.
    And then my heart with pleasure fills,
    And dances with the daffodils (roses). Taking a bit of liberty with Wordsworth :)

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