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ROSES... Autumn/Winter '23/24..

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  • WAMSWAMS Posts: 1,960
    Dasha, that Dannahue foliage looks so clean and vernal. 
    Am mulling more DAs but keep changing my mind- though am definitely getting a Bring Me Sunshine after the result just now (come on you mighty Hatters!!!)


  • Vh72Vh72 Posts: 127
    @Marlorena, I have two roses in pots that I bought this summer, I think one about 2 months ago and the other in May, so when would be best to plant these in garden?  Thanks
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,705
    @Vh72
    Anytime from now onwards really, just choose your moment.. they're all winding down so no need to worry about when exactly..  I like to get things like this done before winter sets in.
    East Anglia, England
  • DashaDasha Posts: 137
    WAMS said:
    Dasha, that Dannahue foliage looks so clean and vernal. 
    Am mulling more DAs but keep changing my mind- though am definitely getting a Bring Me Sunshine after the result just now (come on you mighty Hatters!!!)



    It's velvety soft as well, @WAMS :)
    My Bring Me Sunshine stems on the other hand have been decimated by large rose sawfly :( For some reason it's particularly juicy it appears...
  • FireFire Posts: 19,096
    My Amber Flower Carpet has quite a bit of blackspot. I'm surprised. It's supposed to have "Superb disease resistance". The leaves aren't crisped up or anything, but most leaves on both plants have a bit.




  • Vh72Vh72 Posts: 127
    Thanks @Marlorena
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