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home made spray for over a month now... it works. but... i've found that the aphids seem to be coming back, especially on one iceberg whites. however the mr lincoln rose seems largely immune to the aphids including the older 15 year old "peace" rose. the oil i think must still be killing them as you can see the dead black - 8
that " rose " has palmate leaves which i have never seen on a rose before. usually they are compound. the blooms and buds sure look like roses. does anyone know its botanical name or another common name for it? i doubt it would be cold hardy in my zone. i would like to see if there is anything like it on helpmefind.com. - 7
i have a big beautiful rose bush on one side of my fence gate. i dont' tend it but it just gets bigger. i wanted to buy a yellow rose for the right side, from miller nurseries. i've tried before in that part of my yard, bought locally, and they just die. lots of clay in the soil might be part of the problme. i live on the - 6
stan, doubt you have made any mistakes mate, it is still technically winter, even though the air temps may be higher the ground temps may be static at winter temp's. the rose doesn't need kid glove treatment, it is just another exotic plant that may need some prunning at times to keep it tidy. as you can see i'm no super dooper rose lover, - 6
well, it looks like a rose -bush -- the ordinary kind of rose you see in suburban gardens (think of the form of a "peace" rose, though it doesn't seem to grow as tall). new growth is that lovely maroon. the flower is a soft yellow, almost a buff, tending to apricot. it's not a really complex rose like "buff - 6
i hope these help as my web search of botrytis didn't look so much like what i see. http://www.qsl.net/w9ol/ rose 1.jpg http://www.qsl.net/w9ol/rose .jpg http://www.qsl.net/w9ol/rose3.jpg rose really shows the yellow/browning of leaves. rose 3 shows how they look rotten even before they bloom. this bush has bloomed every year, with a major - 5
point to an outward facing bud. the worst case is the remove the whole branch at the base. unfortunately in my experience it gets worse each year and eventually the rose bush carks. the reasons for it happening is the rootstock is not supporting what is above. by this i mean it hasn't been grafted onto fortuniana rootstock, which is - 5
a number of styles of gardens that you can plant, and many of them are not too difficult to achieve. some favorite flower garden designs are listed here. rose flower garden designs rose gardens are easy to plant and beautiful to see. in addition to modern roses, include fragrant, old-fashioned varieties of roses whose scent will delight. - 5
http://personalpages.bellsouth.net/t/h/theplanter/confederate- rose .html about 3 years ago a friend gave us a dead looking stick and told us if we planted the stick in the ground and watered it once a day for two weeks we'd get a confederate rose bush. i decided to play along thinking there would be some great future laughs concerning - 4
mm said: drainage is probably a part of the problem. have you had the soil tested? yellow is another color of a rose . nothing more. ) golden showers, i've not heard of (roses aren't my "thing"). graham thomas is a fairly new cultivar (1980's), but i've seen a couple specimens. one was very nice, about 4-5' tall, and - 4
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