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Growing Roses

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  • Tina39Tina39 Posts: 19

    Hi Lizzie - please can you help me with the name of the rose in your photo 2 above the peacock ? I have enlarged the photo, which is stunning, but the name plaque is obscured by a rose! Could it be After Dark? image

    Looks an amazing garden to visit! image

  • SalinoSalino Posts: 1,609

    'Sceptre'd Isle' that one... lovely isn't it..?

  • Tina39Tina39 Posts: 19

    Thanks Salino! I'm getting really spoilt for choice now. imageimage

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    Sorry for posting another shot of my Royal William rose image but it looked so beautiful in the early morning sun, I couldn't resist.

  • Tina39Tina39 Posts: 19
    It is beautiful - don't be sorry!image Have you any experience of growing Fantin Latour? I saw it as a climber at Arley Hall Gardens in Cheshire but have also seen it advertised as a shrub. Any thoughts would be welcome. I also read that it may suffer from black spot which is worryingimage
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  • WeaveyDaveyWeaveyDavey Posts: 575

    Thanks for the ID of "Peace", BekkyH. I believe hat there is a "Pink Peace" in the collection too, but it wasn't in bloom when I was up there gardening last week. Hopefully I'll take some more photos (when the second bloom gets going) and try to 'map' out the various bed contents before they fade...Glad also that the old names stirred some fond memories for you, DavidK.

  • Gareth99Gareth99 Posts: 37

    I have 7 roses growing this year and the first one has bloomed. 'Golden Showers':

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     I could stare at them all day. Love Roses.

  • rosemummyrosemummy Posts: 2,010

    How beautiful I feel the same, my scepter'd isle only planted April got 3 buds am v excited

  • Tina39Tina39 Posts: 19

    I'm so tempted to buy a Scepter'd Isle RoseM. How much  space do you think I'd need and will it be good at the back of a border? Here are the first flowers on my 'Alan Titchmarsh' and loads of buds too. image

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  • Chris_NChris_N Posts: 29
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    David, we had all those when I lived in England. Now I'm worried about getting the climbers through customs when we get the ferry home. They are quite big and in flower. But DA do export to France.

     

     

     

    Stunning. How do they get so many blooms on them? Are they just very established with lots of stems or several roses planted close together??

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