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ROSES: Spring/Summer 2022 🌹

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  • TackTack Posts: 1,367
    edited July 2022
    Sending good wishes @Marlorena, hope that you are soon back feeling better and in photographing/writing form.
    It sounds like PB has a problem. I have had an order in with them for nearly 3 weeks. I've now received a phone call saying my rose (Savoy) has disease so they have stripped the leaves and sprayed, do I still want it? I declined and will be refunded.
    Your bourbon looks gorgeous @Nollie but I can't find it available here. Your crispy pics are upsetting, that is so dispiriting, selfishly I want you to keep all your beds at least alive. Not getting your photos would be such a loss.
    It is very obvious who in this country has had rain and cooler temps, just lovely things being shown by edhelka, MrVA, Joyarose, Omori and more.
    Today is a lovely breezy mid 20s, I am going to put my potted roses into shade before the high temps at the weekend, too much is about to bloom to risk it. The garden roses are luckily finishing their flushes at the right time.
    I gave my roses DA Rose food granules as they finished their flushes, so from mid June till last week. Then I water anyway so no point waiting for rain in the forcast.
  • Lizzie27Lizzie27 Posts: 12,494
    Sorry, forgot to wish you well @Marlorena, do hope your shoulder problem goes away soon. Mine tends to flare up when I spend too much time on the laptop.
    North East Somerset - Clay soil over limestone
  • NollieNollie Posts: 7,529
    Wow, that’s a fabulous potted rose Lizzie!

    @Tack, sorry I think MdS is just Europe, from Loubert, but probably lots of similar pink bourbon/portlands available in the UK? Yolande d’Aragon is one I’ve been meaning to try for years but I think I’ve hit peak pink! Thank you, that’s very kind, all your lovely photos are keeping me going at the moment! Not many roses in my hot bed now, mainly shrubs and dying perennials, but I’m keen to save my trio of Munsteads so I’m still watering them.
    Mountainous Northern Catalunya, Spain. Hot summers, cold winters.
  • WAMSWAMS Posts: 1,960
    Thank God I lent my husband my bankcard this morning, Lizzie, or that amazing potted rose you posted would have sent me straight onto the DA website.
  • purplerallimpurplerallim Posts: 5,287
    It's been weeks since a hint of rain here ( even though its been cloudy and 23° today) but most of my roses are in the regrow stage, except Blue Moon, who tried hard to flower, only to crisp in a day 🙄

    Hope you are on the mend soon @Marlorena, especially in time for pictures of your second flushes.🙂
  • dabolemdabolem Posts: 180
    Sorry to hear of your shoulder, I wish you get well soon @Marlorena, we miss your pics!
  • cooldoccooldoc Posts: 853
    edited July 2022
    get well soon @Marlorena

    That is a huge Royal Jubilee @Mr. Vine Eye 

    nice old roses @Nollie
    My Louise Odier has soft/ powdery old rose scent.. Not sure if that's what they mean by Bourbon scented?

    @Eustace does your Summer song droop like Jubilee Celebration or Young Lycidas? How do you find the scent and flowering..?

    @Desi_in_London hope you are ok now..
    take care everyone.. keep yourself hydrated..

    Lovely garden @edhelka
    A rose lover from West midlands
  • newbie77newbie77 Posts: 1,838
    Hope you feel better soon @Marlorena. 
    South West London
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