Wow, Â 441 pages. Â Maybe it is a bit too vague and rambling for me, but I'll see. Â Is there any way it could be split into smaller bits?
In June, if I remember, I will post a pic of a rambling rose that came with the property. Â After several years I call it "Rambling Rector" but it's anybody's guess.
 location: Surrey Hills, England, ex-woodland acidic sand. "Have nothing in your garden that you don't know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful."
Wow @Nollie your Stormy weather is to die for. I ordered Rhapsody in Blue instead,  but if it fry here I keep in mind SW (or maybe I’ll buy it all the same, I got a bug for purples now). Also your salvia is amazing, I am going to see if manage to find it.
Every time I see pictures of your gorgeous Strawberry Hills @Tack I am tempted to go and buy it immediately.
Nearly all of mine are putting on a lot of growth, newbie77. E.g. Henri Delbard, first season, in a pot, now reaching for the stars just as @Uff's Dee-Lish is.Â
A couple have frozen in time (like Tess and Chandos Beauty) and a couple have run out of blooms and buds and are finally looking exhausted and ready to shut up shop for the year (Lady of Shalott, Galway Bay). I forgot to give LoS her second feed, so it's my fault, not hers.
Mine are a mixed bag, similar to @WhereAreMySecateurs. Some still blooming merrily on (Julia Child, Cramoisi Superieur) others coming into new growth and a new flush (Munstead Wood, Mme. Antoine Mari) the rest throwing out the odd bloom and a few pretty much given up.
@Mr. Vine Eye as the current custodian, do you agree we should start the ROSES: Autumn/Winter 2022-3 thread? Any volunteers who haven’t hosted it before? That rules me out but not you WAMS 😆Â
Mountainous Northern Catalunya, Spain. Hot summers, cold winters.
You should, @Fire, as you are a terrific hostess on the dahlia thread.🌺Â
What are the roses you have seen posted here this year that are working their way into your bareroot list? So many. I think Blue for You, after seeing (I think) @purplerallim's. I think it was @Omori who posted a stunning pic of Charles de Mills. And @Tack's Strawberry Hill... and too many others.
And of course Marlorena's whole garden is one huge source of inspiration. I am going to try "Mutabilis."
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Ah, just noticed your location @Uff so the chop is probably a good choice!Â
Wow, Â 441 pages. Â Maybe it is a bit too vague and rambling for me, but I'll see. Â Is there any way it could be split into smaller bits?
In June, if I remember, I will post a pic of a rambling rose that came with the property. Â After several years I call it "Rambling Rector" but it's anybody's guess.
"Have nothing in your garden that you don't know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful."
Also your salvia is amazing, I am going to see if manage to find it.
Every time I see pictures of your gorgeous Strawberry Hills @Tack I am tempted to go and buy it immediately.
how big is your Ranbling Rector, if that is what it is @bédé?
A couple have frozen in time (like Tess and Chandos Beauty) and a couple have run out of blooms and buds and are finally looking exhausted and ready to shut up shop for the year (Lady of Shalott, Galway Bay). I forgot to give LoS her second feed, so it's my fault, not hers.
@bédé this is the first year I have managed to more or less keep up with the thread. It's a nice one to pop in and out of, even if you can't visit daily.
Who is going to start the autumn thread then? @Nollie?
@Mr. Vine Eye as the current custodian, do you agree we should start the ROSES: Autumn/Winter 2022-3 thread? Any volunteers who haven’t hosted it before? That rules me out but not you WAMS 😆Â
What are the roses you have seen posted here this year that are working their way into your bareroot list? So many. I think Blue for You, after seeing (I think) @purplerallim's. I think it was @Omori who posted a stunning pic of Charles de Mills. And @Tack's Strawberry Hill... and too many others.
And of course Marlorena's whole garden is one huge source of inspiration. I am going to try "Mutabilis."