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ROSES: Spring/Summer 2022 🌹

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  • @newbie77 - beautiful garden and looking surprisingly green still! Am suitably envious.
    Kindness is always the right choice.
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,705
    ..lovely photos again from everyone.. my garden is like a desert compared to some above... no rain here.. not a drop..

    I don't do cuttings these days and if I did I would take them in November, so there wouldn't be any leaves on them... if anybody does them in summer perhaps they could advise @Dirty Harry ?..  it's outside my thinking to take rose cuttings in summer ..

    @ShepherdsBarn
    .. I remember your old cottage wall with the red rose... I think the structure is so informal and there are no real rules here, so whether you want the same rose each side of the window or 2 different ones, that's down to you... with such walls I would choose different roses because co-ordinated formality like that isn't my thing..   I would probably also go with roses may repeat a little, but from an earlier period, without regarding it as essential,  but it's really up to you what you choose...  it's a fun option.. 
    Do you have any in mind?.. 
    East Anglia, England
  • TackTack Posts: 1,367
    Turns it is Earth Angel @cooldoc, I bought it from TCLottum as Herzogin Christiana! ooh your rain, luscious.
    Lovely gardens edhelka and newbie. I like Faustinia very much edhelka, I hope it continues to do well for both of us. It occured to me that your swing would make a good rose arch eventually newbie77.
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    Beautiful rainy shots @cooldoc
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    Gorg @Nollie - worth making a greeting card. Right there is why I put two MW in over the winter. I'm hanging on for your blooms. 
  • NollieNollie Posts: 7,529
    I do treasure that photo Fire, since it’s so rarely that colour for me, cool springs only!

    I’m tempted try a Burgundy Ice standard from TCL to replace the dark clematis wigwam in the centre of my east border. The clem fried and died. I had the shrub, which was fine in heat but it was such a gangly thing I got rid. Gangly for a standard might work, but it could be horrible as well, since I recall the foliage wasn’t too healthy..
    Mountainous Northern Catalunya, Spain. Hot summers, cold winters.
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