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ROSES: Autumn/Winter 2022-23

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  • cooldoccooldoc Posts: 853
    Lucky you @Busy-Lizzie you got two gardens yourself..
    A rose lover from West midlands
  • newbie77newbie77 Posts: 1,838
    edited March 2023
    Wow @Rojas. That is a substantial rose collection and you grow those so well. 

    Please post photos more frequently. We are rose addicts and love to see.

    @Busy-Lizzie, yes lucky you. I wish my children get the love of gardening from me. 

    @cooldoc I think Omori has 100+ roses. Victoria, Jessica and Edhelka have amazing rose collections as well. There were some posts where we were admitting our crimes 😂
    South West London
  • WAMSWAMS Posts: 1,960
    @newbie77 you like these I think... flipping snails on my Bordure Camaieu already!

  • newbie77newbie77 Posts: 1,838
    edited March 2023
    Yes lol  :D
    They are so good in climbing through throns!
    and look at those leaves, shiny and fresh. No wonder it is tempted.
    South West London
  • WAMSWAMS Posts: 1,960
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  • WAMSWAMS Posts: 1,960
    There's a Munstead Wood on ebay for £100... the same nursery that sold me a tiny 2L one with diseased canes still on it. At least that was "only" £25.

     Such naked greed.
  • RojasRojas Posts: 181
    edited March 2023
    Thank you all for the kind comments and appreciating the hard work! I am still a beginner in Rose gardening and making lots of mistakes. You are all the inspiration and I am learning something new every day! 

    It’s really a hard work to look after the garden but this never stops me from adding some more roses every year ;) I tend to spend most of the time in weeding and watering. May be this why I don’t sit down, relax and enjoy the blooms in summer and I should change a bit and forget the garden chores for sometime. 

    Has everyone fed and mulched the roses? I have only managed to finish half of the weeding on one side, have to do it on the other and bit of middle then feed and mulch :'( . I am exhausted even to realise the pending garden chores. 
  • cooldoccooldoc Posts: 853
    @newbie77 buying roses is not a crime.. tempting others to buy is  >:)

    what is that snail doing on a rose? may be you can train them to eat aphids @WAMS I 've got an own root Munstead which flowered on it's first year.. Not sure I will keep it.. might give it off to a neighbour or friend as it will soon be big for the small pot it's in now.. 

    it is a task Rojas, but temperature is expected to be mild for now.. so try and finish up the mulching, feeding etc.. 

    are any of you killing aphids on your roses.. I keep smashing them when ever I see one.. and few of roses attracts more aphids than others..
    A rose lover from West midlands
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